Realism is one of the important features that provide competitive advantage in today's computer games. It takes a lot of work and time to design a realistic character or scene with traditional methods. For this reason, while seeking a workflow with a short production process while providing a high sense of reality, designers have sought to find solutions from other disciplines. In this sense, photogrammetry has begun to be used to transfer the physical characteristics of figures, objects and spaces in the real world to the virtual scene in an effortless, fast and cost-effective way. With this method, the processing of the data taken optically from the real world can be used to create objects, objects, tools, characters, and spaces on the game screen. The models produced have geometry and covering textures at the level of detail suitable for the polygonal budget of the playing environment. Models can be added to the game scene with minor corrections, or they can be used as references for models that need to be done by the artist, such as character modeling