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>Image 1-3: Protoss from Starcraft
Image 4: High Heavens from Diablo
Image 5: Covenant from Halo
Image 6: Orokin from Warframe

I don't know much about art, but to me, all of these images (Protoss, High Heavens, Covenant, and Orokin) look like they share a very similar style.

Do they all fall under a single design style or "-punk" genre? Is there a specific name for this kind of aesthetic?

Tier F: Simple lines or shapes only

Tier E: Tier F plus additional shapes (star, cross, crescent, and sun)

Tier D: Unique, but shows little design effort

Tier C: Tier F or Tier E styles with a unique emblem for each flag

Tier B: Simple shapes but with perspective, unlike Tiers F to C

Tier A:

- Kiribati: The only flag to use wavy lines

- Sri Lanka: The only flag to use a horizontal H-shaped border

Tier S: Unique shapes for easy recognition, but balanced: not too simple to look like others, and not too complex to draw

- Nepal: The only non-quadrilateral flag

- Saudi Arabia: Emphasizes simplicity by using text instead of shapes or emblems

- Brazil: Uses a rhombus and depicts a hemisphere with a 3D effect instead of a flat plane

- South Korea: A unique multi-line arrangement surrounding a unique circle (Yin-Yang)

- Antigua and Barbuda: The only flag to feature an inverted triangle

If you watch the newly released trailer, the "no-one-will-miss" guardsman went on a pilgrimage to Terra along with thousands of other people. He is shown viewing the Golden Throne from a long distance, but from inside the Eternity Gate.

Wasn't this view supposed to be restricted to an extremely select few, such as the Adeptus Custodes, High Lords, and Primarchs?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=miLs0o3Es-4

It seems like Kim Jong Un died or is toppled in a coup in the campaign.