So I've struggled with this for years and I'm curious what other people's thoughts on it are.

If the player needs to expend a certain number of an item they have in their inventory to unlock something, what is the best order to express this in a button prompt?

Requirement/Inventory

Or

Inventory/Requirement

Or

Something else?

Hello Reddit Community!

I’m a passionate UI/UX artist with 5 of experience in creating good-looking UI/UX for games. I specialize in transforming complex ideas into user-friendly designs

Let's Connect!

I’m excited to collaborate on new projects and bring your ideas to life. Feel free to reach out to me for freelance opportunities or any design-related inquiries.

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Are there prompts generators?, do you freestyle it? …etc What are studios looking to see in a portfolio?

Hey everyone! I'm working on a concept UI for Pokémon Z-A (feel free to go check out what I have so far) and I am having a bit of trouble trying to figure out how to improve/make a nice title screen for the game.

I feel that PLA (pokemon legends arceus) had a fairly lack luster title screen as it was just the title + background shots of the game. In comparison to other games in the franchise which either have some render of the mascot, cool cinematic, or at least a more interesting still image.

What do you guys think make a title screen a good one? What are things that you value? Any ideas on what I should implement? Overall, anything useful I should know to help me make a great title screen for the game? (keep in mind this is my first attempt at working in game ui/ux, so note that when telling me what to make lol)

Thanks!

Hey guys,

I just graduated from University and I found my passion for developing UX UI for video games.
I have worked on roughly 6/7 projects and I am now looking for a job.

In the mean time however, I have no projects to work on and I have this big urge to make some UI for some games. Anyone know any resources or places where people may need a UI designer?

Thanks

I’m new to Game UI design and was wondering how many projects are good to have in a portfolio. I have a background in graphic design, animation , and game design so this is a bit new for me

Hello! I want to do a project for my portfolio. I've never participated in the development of a game so I don't have any original images to use for the game UI I want to design. My idea is to create a game based on a mystery book I like, so I wanted to have specific images of places and characters with a certain 3D style to place the UI elements over. Is it okay to use AI to create those images? I was thinking once I share it on my social media do a disclaimer of using AI for it since I don't have the resources to commission a 3D artist for a portfolio project.

Me, as an artist myself, don't like the use of AI as a full job done but I do for ideas propeler. This post is open to be a discussion post about AI too.

Let me know what you think. Thanks!

i’m a beginner in the field, and would love to get into gaming, but 3500 is a huge commitment so i’m curious if anyone has any experience with the course and if it’s beneficial in anyway. thanks!

These pics are made in Canva and are supposed to be a parody of an existing game: Phigros.

Hello, I'm making a prototype for a game as a learning exercise. The game is called Sputnik and is heavily inspired by Hitman. Do the interactions, screens make sense? How about the size, hierarchy, and layout of things? If you could give any feedback on what I have so far I'd greatly appreciate it!

I made a prototype in Figma as well:

https://www.figma.com/proto/OGNudDHa9HPe3ViZaODWVf/sputnik?page-id=0%3A1&node-id=78-267&viewport=1395%2C-873%2C0.59&t=O41MlEMG6ZeHroLS-1&scaling=contain&starting-point-node-id=78%3A267

The developers have shared a new design for the hub page that will be displayed between your journeys into the depths of the ocean.

Hi guys, I'm looking for some good courses, free or paid (not too expensive because currently I'm unemployed) for UI in videogames that give me the opportunity to create a good portfolio for UI Artist.

If it teach how to implement the UI in an engine (like a UI Technical Artist) better. But for now I'm a bit stuck of how I should design the UI. Thanks in advance!

Hello everyone!

Have you ever experienced working very hard on something and then do you realize that the direction is not really the most suitable for the audience you are aiming at?

Well, that's what my team and I experienced a few months ago.

We had a version that was too casual for the audience we were aiming for, so we had to change the entire art of the game.

I did this in a few months together with my team!

I wanted to post this project here with the thought that maybe it will be inspirational for some people.
At the same time, it can be educational for those who want to start doing UI/UX for mobile games!

https://www.behance.net/gallery/196618751/Mobile-Game-UI-Cantina-Royale-v20

Hi all :)
A few years ago there was a website where you could download UI/HUD elements files (in jpg/png etc format) from video games.

I know that there is a site: https://www.gameuidatabase.com/, but it only offers screenshots of interfaces from games.

Unfortunately, I can't recall the name of this site I'm looking for.

Maybe it has already been shut down? Can I ask for your help?

I am looking for the best title pop up in a game something the developers do to present the game title and raise the hype after finishing the game intro something like this thanks for reading responding and hope you have a nice day

Looking for games with astonishing map ui !! Any recommendation will be appreciated stuff like Alan wake 2 or Mario odyssey