This drawing technique's use is more visibly evident from a screenshot from one of the later stages. Perspective Projection is also used in some of these images, particularly the sixth and seventh image where even the foreground is drawn in a way that grows smaller in the distance. See more examples that use this projection method I can't tell you if it is Cavalier or Cabinet because I don't know the measurements of the building. I measured the angle on the top edge of the building and the cracks of the roof tile to determine it had the expected approximate 30В°/150В° angles. It is most clear in the top two images where the front of the building is an flat view while the top and sides follow a parallel angle. Oblique Projection looks to be the most primarily used projection method. That said, you can still derive some projection methods used in certain areas. I don't think there can be an exact answer to this question because it does not appear that the artist(s) who drew the images adhered to a specific methodology.

It is also implemented into the SCUMM game engine (although this game engine additionally offers sprite scaling on the y-axis). Streets of Rage and Street Fighter spring to mind. The Parallax Scrolling technique is used in a large number of games. To complicate matters slightly, this is different from a character jumping (they will move higher up the screen but remain in the same axis/plane).ДЄs mentioned in the comments, this technique is part of the 2.5D technique. The main ground will also have its own plane system so that items lower down the axis will overlap items higher up. the clouds may move slower than the mountains). I have used an example of 3 planes, but you will probably find the background has multiple planes itself (e.g. Additionally, anything in the plane of the dirt pathway such as characters will appear over the background. The mountains will scroll much slower in comparison to the dirt pathway. Also, it will appear over the road and any characters in this plane. The grass is in the foreground, and will move across the screen much faster than the dirt pathway as you walk left/right.

The ground will scroll slower than the foreground.Д¬onsider the screenshot in the bottom right. The background will scroll slower than the ground. The foreground is layered on top of the ground, and the ground is layered on top of the background. To simply the scenario, consider the game screen is split into 3 images: Each layer will scroll at a different speed. In order to create the 3D depth illusion a number of images are layered, with the bottom most images on top. Referring back to the screenshots in OP, this appears to be the technique in play. Parallax scrolling is a technique in computer graphics and web design, where background images move by the camera slower than foreground images, creating an illusion of depth in a 2D scene and adding to the immersion. I believe you are referring to the Parallax Scrolling technique.

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