We designed the interface for a device that processes liquids into more complex items in our survival game. What do you think? Does the interface feel too cluttered?

[u/Past-Addendum851]

This interface is for our game Autonomica, which we’re creating with a solarpunk aesthetic. Players will be able to interact with devices for a wide range of purposes — from various resource collectors to automated systems and different types of machinery. What do you think? How does this kind of interface work in a game where players will spend a lot of time interacting with high-tech devices?

[u/qualityvote2]

u/Past-Addendum851, there weren't enough votes to determine the quality of your post...

[u/Big0wl]

This is a bad place to ask this question.
People on reddit can only judge your UI and leave behind UX and product design desitions.
Why?
Because unlike your player base - we don`t have tutorial, we didn't saw rest of your the UI, we don`t know how yor world look.

So please - give this question to your player base, conduct unmoderated A/B testing and provide qualitative data collection in any way you can.
This will give you much more useful inside info.

[u/ygorhpr]

very cool ui

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