Notice as well, collectively, the EVOL and last E red squares are the same size. A game where 4 hunters fight 1 huge monsterĬommunicated what the game is in a very simple graphic. And it's easily transferrable into a simple graphic) the logo symbolizes the shape of the battlefield: two sides, and a river inbetween. This makes me upset as a designer and confused and uninterested as a consumer because it looks cluttered and busy. You have less than a split second to communicate to me what your game is about, and you've decided to use more than one. What if you need to make a simple black and white version of your logo? Does this iteration of the logo make it easy, and cheap, to print it on Tshirts, business cards, stationary, etc? Either incorporate somehow into the letters, or leave them. Logos should not be using mroe than two fonts, and ideally should only be using one.Ĭrystals are the highest value, and brightest hue, of the logo and immediately distracts my attention. Rules of thumb you should abide by generally: Going to try to flex my graphic design muscles here: I know it can be improved in all aspects but what part of the logo particularly you would change? My main idea was to create a logo that would have all the important parts of the game (the crystal, a sword symbolizing the battle with your enemies, different materials symbolizing the possibility to improve your town. That crystal is inside a town which you will be able to improve (you will start with simple stones barriers, then you will be able to buy wood and so on.).Ĭurrently, I'm working on the logo of the game. An action/adventure game ambiented in a medieval fantasy world where you have to defend a magical crystal from you enemies. The game we are working is called The Last Bastion. Our group is called Fracture Games (we have to create a fictional game company I'm working on a college project creating a 3D game with some mates. Hi guys, this is my first thread here in Polycount!
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