Something like;
'Independent gaming. Keeping it real, keeping it indie!'(?)
Or something ;-)
As for style conflicts, I agree. But I like the idea of a generic logo and so by definition it will have a 'style'(?) - even just through the choice of font/s used.
Perhaps a compromise is to have the logo presented when the game is started (and spacebar to flick past it) - like company logos are at present in the big AAA games. That way the player has seen it but it's not clashing with the in-game design.
So a brief shot of the logo on a white background, space to go on to the game. How does that sound?
Rob
Sounds like it's ok to use then - and it's a good little graphic.
'Independent gaming. Keeping it real, keeping it indie!'(?)
Or something ;-)
As for style conflicts, I agree. But I like the idea of a generic logo and so by definition it will have a 'style'(?) - even just through the choice of font/s used.
Perhaps a compromise is to have the logo presented when the game is started (and spacebar to flick past it) - like company logos are at present in the big AAA games. That way the player has seen it but it's not clashing with the in-game design.
So a brief shot of the logo on a white background, space to go on to the game. How does that sound?
Rob
Sounds like it's ok to use then - and it's a good little graphic.