Feedback on my game logo

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#1

Hello everyone, here I have a game logo. I’m kind of stuck since I can’t think of anything else to add.

Here is the image:

TileRunLogoImageV2Test
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I know I’m not the best gfx person but please, any feedback or help is welcome!

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#2

Living the life of a noob gfx person is a hard hard hardship…

#3

The text ‘Tile Run’ look off centered and a bit blurry. The blurry part is probably a bit nit picky but I would suggest centering the text more so whoever sees it focuses on the title, because the center of the logo is empty.

#4

For anything more advanced such as outlines, shading, and lighting processing you’d probably want to look into paid programs such a photoshop. Considering it looks like you’ve only used paintnet, it is quite impressive in my opinion. You want your icon to be flashy and to appeal to your playerbase. Just remember that this may be the first impression someone will see of your game and if they aren’t impressed they may steer away from being a possible player. You’ve done good with what you have though, and any changes that would be made seem more like a personal opinion then feedback.

#5

Thank you for your suggestion!

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#6

Thanks for the feedback. But what do you think I should change? Anything to make the image more appealing?

#7

Adding more visual elements such as a avatar running would possible help recreate the aspect of gameplay that a user could enjoy in your game.

#8

Ok! Thanks for your feedback. I really appreciate it!

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#9

Looks pretty good design-wise, but doesn’t catch my eye. All that is really visible is the text and the background. The details are pretty nice, but barely noticable.

What I would really like to see on every icon is something eye-catching. Vibrant colors are one option, but keep a few things in mind:

  • Consistent text and good typography

  • Make sure the colors match together

  • Keep it simple but not too much

  • Add interesting visual elements without going too overboard or too boring

A good way to test how well an icon could work is to simulate a real scenario. One thing you can do is take a screenshot of the front page and edit your icon onto it.
How does it look? Do you need to make any drastic changes? Does anything need minor adjustments? Or as a last resort, do you need to scrap the whole thing and start over?

Hope this helps, have a good time making the rest!

#10

Thank you for your suggestion! I will try to implement what you suggested!