Gaming logo designs are made of shinier, meatier, and sleekier stuff than any other industry. These logos are larger than life and exude pure energy and entropy. Not only do these logos excite you about the gameplay, but also put you in the right mood to do so. Dynamic typography and vivid colors live in these logos and thrive.
Whether you are here to design your first gaming logo, refine an old one, or find inspiration from the best gaming logos, we have everything you need to boost your gaming brand!
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1. Candy Crush
Created by: King
Colors: Cornell Red, Luxe Gold, and Light Mustard
Fonts: Gainsborough
Whether you love or hate it, Candy Crush Saga is one of the most popular games in the world. At one point it seemed like everyone in the world was playing it. Its sugary caramel logo is iconic, inviting everyone to come together and crush some candies.
2. FarmVille 2
Created by: Zynga
Colors: Dusty Orange, Android Green, and Bee Yellow
Fonts: Rounded Black Font
The color theme in the FarmVille 2 logo supports natural colors under the sky. Orange, green, and yellow are abundant in nature and symbolize the landscape and gameplay that players can expect from the game.
3. Grand Theft Auto V
Created by: Rockstar Games
Colors: Fren Green, Midnight Blue, and Gunmetal Gray
Fonts: Bank Gothic
The Grand Theft Auto V logo, or the GTA 5 logo as it is most commonly known, is a key branding element of the game. Its blocky and curvy typeface looks like graffiti art, making you hyperaware of the game’s nature of street crime and street culture.
4. NARAKA: BLADEPOINT
Created by: NetEase Games
Colors: Crimson Red, Obsidian Black, and Jade Green
Fonts: Blade Sharp
The Naraka: Bladepoint logo is a wordmark logo and conveys the game’s identity of rough melees and epic battles through its aggressive styling and a vibrant bold red color.
5. VALORANT
Created by: Riot Games, Inc.
Colors: Fire Engine Red and Neutral Grey
Fonts: Futuristic Sans Serif
The Volorant game logo is a combination mark with a geometric typeface and angular imagery. Its sharp angles and precise styling highlight the game’s tactical nature. The ‘V’ often splits in the gameplay and branding, resembling an arrow or a chevron, further adding to the dynamism of the logo.
6. EA SPORTS FC™ 24
Created by: EA Games
Colors: Metal Black, White, and Light Grey
Fonts: Geometric Deco Font
The EA Sports FC 24 logo looks more like a sports channel logo than a video game logo. And that’s on-brand for its developers who claim the game to be the “most true-to-football experience ever.”
7. AngryBirds
Created by: Rovio Entertainment
Colors: Charcoal Black and Cool White
Fonts: Decorative Outline Font
Birds are furious in this logo design. Not only is that frown so well-designed and conveys the birds’ ire at their eggs being stolen, but even the typeface is riled and ruffled. The thick line art design in the Angry Birds wordmark showcases character and aggression.
8. Commandos: Origins
Created by: Kalypso Media Group GmbH
Colors: Lemon Grass, Flint, and Saddle Brown
Fonts: Techno Sans Serif Font
This is a military-style logo design with rugged stenciled fonts. The text is all-caps, enhancing the authoritative and operational feel of the game. The color theme of green, gray, black, and brown emphasizes the camouflage and tactical game style.
9. Delta Force: Hawk Ops
Created by: Timi Studio
Colors: Spring Green, Black, and White
Fonts: Futuristic Sci-Fi Font
The green and white logo of Delta Force: Hawk Ops is designed to give the game a professional military and operational appeal. The typography is sharp and modern. The triangle on top resembles the hawk or eagle motif, further cementing the brand name in the logo.
10. Red Dead Redemption 2
Created by: Rockstar Games
Colors: Crimson Red, Jet Black, and Simple White
Fonts: Grunge San Serif
Talk about red and white fire! This bold and brash logo design uses blocky type to communicate its western, devil-may-care attitude, and a gameplay rife with gritty survival.
11. Alpine Racer
Created by: Moby Games
Colors: Tory Blue, Lemon Yellow, and Red Orange
Fonts: Handcrafted Metro Font
Talk about red and white fire! This bold and brash logo design uses blocky type to communicate its western, devil-may-care attitude, and a gameplay rife with gritty survival.
12. Bubble Bobble
Created by: Retro Games
Colors: Golden Yellow, Dark Pink, and Tangerine
Fonts: Comic Script
Don’t be fooled by the bubble-like fonts of this logo design. The Bubble Bobble game is all about chases and rescue missions. The bold, bulky comic font with rounded curves exudes a playful charm, perfectly complemented by the vibrant hues of dark pink and yellow.
13. Battlezone Gold Edition
Created by: Rebellion Developments
Colors: Tangerine, Witch Haze, and Marigold
Fonts: Futuristic Si-Fi with Geometric Curves
Battlezone is one of the classic arcade games of the 1980s and has a retro logo design to match. From futuristic typography to reflective textures, the Battlezone logo takes you on a journey of neon-scarred adventures!
14. Cut the Rope
Created by: Crazy Games
Colors: Squash, Metallic Grey, and Ruby Red
Fonts: Chunky Rounded Font
This physics-based game logo keeps things silvery and sleek in the design. While the logo design is a bit busy with several elements, it’s descriptive enough to give you a glimpse of the game itself.
15. Bloons TD 6
Created by: Ninja Kiwi
Colors: Deep Sky Blue, Tangerine Yellow, and Dark Red
Fonts: Bubbly Display Font
Love the sounds balloons make when they pop? The Bloons TD logo is a cheerful design of orange-red and bubble-gum blue custom type. This cartoonish vibe of the logo conveys the family-friendly nature of the game. So bring everyone around as you keep balloons from reaching their goal.
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16. Dying Light
Created by: Techland S.A
Colors: Mango Tango, Snow Drift White, and Grey
Fonts: Modern Geometric Sans Serif
The Dying Light logo design is a powerful typography logo. The dark smudges on the typeface make you think of the last breaths of a lonely candle. The typeface could not be more on point for a zombie-infested dystopia game!
17. Cat Quest II
Created by: The Gentlebros
Colors: Turbo, Carrot Orange, and Rust
Fonts: Geometric Display Font with Diamond Curves
While most gaming logos work with a diverse color palette of several shades, the Cat Quest logo is a yellow monochromatic design with a red outline to give it a pop.
18. Among Us
Created by: Innersloth LLC
Colors: White and Black
Fonts: Casual Script Font
This casual handwritten logo design is meant to make you lower your guard as you prepare your spaceship for travel. The design may look innocent but it represents a game where imposters lurk close.
19. Fallout: New Vegas
Created by: Obsidian Entertainment
Colors: Fire Brick Red, Seal Brown, and Cloudy Grey
Fonts: Decorative Retro Font
This is one of those classic video game logos where you know you will play an epic game of devastating weapons and legendary battles. The wordmark logo embodies the essence of classic video games, promising an epic adventure filled with weapons and legendary battles. The wordmark has a grunge retro look, evoking nostalgia for vintage gaming experiences.
20. STAR WARS™ Battlefront™ II: Celebration Edition
Created by: EA Games
Colors: Black and White
Fonts: Classic Serif
The Star Wars Battlefront logo uses a serif typeface within an open rectangle. Though it is primarily a font-based logo, it usually appears with other popular Star Wars graphics like lightsabers and Stormtroopers.
21. Dragon Age: Inquisition
Created by: BioWare
Colors: Nero, Wild Willow Green, and Dark Grey
Fonts: Serif Display Font with Metallic Finnish
The power of the Dragon Age: Inquisition logo rests on an elaborate, serpent-like sword cast in the middle of an eye-shaped graphic. The logo usually appears in black and white, but the eye is sometimes painted red to heighten the tension and chaos.
22. Magic: The Gathering Arena
Created by: Wizards of the Coast, LLC.
Colors: Harley Davidson Orange, Lavender Blush, and White
Fonts: Spiky Display Font
The Magic logo, as it is known in its circles, was last revised a few years back, where its fiery symbol was given the place of honor it now enjoys. Its designers have named it the Mythical Orange color. Learn about color psychology here to know why gaming logo designers use high-energy colors in their brandings.
23. League of Legends
Created by: Riot Games
Colors: Sandwisp Brown, Metallic Yellow, and Chalky Gold
Fonts: Geometric Sans Serif with Angular Style
League of Legends is an emblem logo design where the brand name sits on a rugged plaque of black iron. The gold is muted in the logo design with much character resting in the elegant serifs.
24. Circus Electrique
Created by: Zen Studios
Colors: Candy Red, Royal Blue, and Yellow Orange
Fonts: Decorative Serif
The Circus Electrique logo brings everything home with carnival imagery and extravagant fonts. If you want to know what a spectacular gaming logo is supposed to look like, search no further.
25. Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy
Created by: Eidos Interactive Corporation
Colors: Shadow Black and Cloudy Grey
Fonts: Techno Stencil Font
It’s futuristic, marvelous, and action-packed! The Guardians of the Galaxy video game logo imbibes the power of the global blockbuster movie franchise to entice players to its doors. The slanted font with cuts through the letters adds an edgy and dynamic flair, mirroring the exhilarating gameplay experience awaiting players in this thrilling adventure.
26. Chivalry 2
Created by: Torn Banner Studios
Colors: Submarine Grey, Brown Bramble, and Verdun Green
Fonts: 3D Metal Font
This game is about epic battles in the medieval era where scores were settled through combat. The logo design uses 3D font styling, letting you fully appreciate the lengths designers have gone to create an opposing typeface that does justice to the game’s appeal.
27. Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege
Created by: UbiSoft
Colors: Black and Soft White
Fonts: Minimalist Sans Serif
Flip the color palette on its head and create a dizzying effect similar to the Rainbow Six Siege logo. The video game has an alternate logo in yellow with the numerical taking center stage and a gun icon in the middle surrounded by laurel wreaths.
28. Shadow of the Tomb Raider
Created by: Eidos Interactive Corporation
Colors: Trinidad, Black, and Blush
Fonts: Grunge Sans Serif
This gritty, textured logo is designed to ready you for battle! The O in the shape of a dying crescent urges you to rush as time slips away. The Shadow of the Tomb Rider Logo features a simple sans serif font in pure black and grunge texture, evoking a sense of ruggedness and adventure reminiscent of the old Tomb Raider logo.
29. Cities: Skylines
Created by: Paradox Interactive
Colors: Turquoise Blue, Blizzard Blue, and Summer Sky
Fonts: Comic Sans Serif and Classic Serif
If the slashers and shooters aren’t your thing, this urban-centered game invites you to create and establish cities. The font pairing of serif and sans serif is a nice contrast and the blue puts you in a great mood to build!
30. Overcooked! 2
Created by: Team 17
Colors: Orange Peel, Cavern Pink, Linen
Fonts: Outlined Sans Serif
This is a cooking simulation game with a great logo design to match. The text is uneven, adding to the whimsy of the logo and bright colors convey a gameplay that’s fun and exciting. The logo is a wordmark outlined with color to add an oomph factor, further enhancing its playful and vibrant appearance.
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31. ARK: Survival Evolved
Created by: Play Ark
Colors: Cinnabar Red, Witch Haze, and Pale Brown
Fonts: Distorted Geometric Font
This is a letter mark logo design using the brand name initial. The designers have done an incredible job with this logo, blasting the full power of the game through single-graphic imagery.
32. Ghostwire: Tokyo
Created by: Bethesda
Colors: Lily White, White, and Black
Fonts: Geometric Sans Serif
The Ghostwire logo uses a slightly twitchy effect in the design, adding much action to an otherwise simple wordmark.
33. Electrician Simulator
Created by: Take IT Studio!
Colors: Selective Yellow, Black, and White
Fonts: Regular Sans Serif
If you are creating a mechanic or repair shop logo, take inspiration from this. The yellow and white Electrician Simulator logo captures the appeal of an authentic floor of a local auto shop without being obvious.
34. theHunter: Call of the Wild™
Created by: Expansive Worlds
Colors: Gainsboro, Orange Peel, and Black
Fonts: Humanist Sans Serif
This hunting game logo design gives you the right mixture of being out into the wilds and being restrained in your aim. The font combination, humanist sans serif with a tall minimal sans serif, is beautiful and the color mixture is divine.
35. Thief
Created by: Eidos-Montréal
Colors: Black and White
Fonts: Grunge Grotesque Serif
Is it just us or do you also perceive the Thief wordmark logo as getting buried inside an invisible palm? Look at it again. The pure genius of visual design in its glory!
36. INDUSTRIA
Created by: Thunderful Games
Colors: Grenadier, Black, and Pure White
Fonts: Modulated Sans Serif
The Industria logo isn’t taking any chances. Leaving nothing to the imagination, it uses a gear icon, a solid typeface, and a minimal color palette to communicate a steel-solid logo.
37. Satisfactory
Created by: Coffee Stain Studios
Colors: Pattens Blue, Azure, and Mid Grey
Fonts: Condensed Geometric Sans Serif
The Satisfactory Game logo provides a great contrast to its soothing, light-feather name. The stenciled typeface is blocky and resembles mechanical automation in its color as well as execution. The logo is also simple enough to be rendered perfectly from digital to print.
38. Battlefield™ 2042
Created by: DICE
Colors: Black and White
Fonts: Irregular Condensed Sans Serif
Notice those nifty glitches and zaps in the Battlefield 2042 logo? You really can’t design a futuristic battle game logo without these iconic effects.
39. Dakar Desert Rally
Created by: Saber Interactive, Inc.
Colors: Kournikova, Energy Yellow, and White
Fonts: Geometric Sans Serifs
The Dakar Desert Rally logo prominently features a rally driver symbol with a headscarf or protective gear. The design is made with thick lines creating the silhouette of the driver.
40. Farming Simulator
Created by: GIANTS Software GmbH
Colors: Black Pearl, Carrot Orange, and Ghost White
Fonts: Condensed Sans Serif
It’s all about efficiency in this logo design. The Farming Simulator game franchise uses a functional wordmark of silvery white text outlined in black. The different releases of the games appear with their respective numbers in various styles.
41. MORDHAU
Created by: Triternion
Colors: Athens Grey, Maroon, and Seal Brown
Fonts: Decorative Geometric Grotesque
This grotesque wordmark uses a healthy smattering of red as blood splatters to highlight the gameplay of medieval hacking and slashing in this fast-paced combat game. If you think the red is hard to bring to print, use this guide to learn color synchronization for print design.
42. A Plague Tale: Innocence
Created by: Asobo Studio
Colors: Fire Engine Red, White, and Old Brick
Fonts: Distressed Serif
Like the video game title, the logo design also juxtaposes the elegant serifs against a creepy mouse in the design. Talk about double entendres.
43. Doki Doki Literature Club Plus!
Created by: Dan Salvato LLC & Serenity Forge LLC
Colors: Malibu, Pale Pink, and Kingfisher Daisy
Fonts: Sans Serif Display
Gamers and fans call it the most intense psychological horror game of the decade. Do you think the cutesy fun logo is an especially creepy way to communicate that?
44. Alan Wake 2
Created by: Remedy Entertainment
Colors: Tower Grey, White, and Black
Fonts: Condensed Sans Serif
This is a survival horror video game and the Alan Wake 2 logo infuses a deathly cold chill in the logo with that specific shade of teal. What do you think of the choice?
45. PAYDAY 2
Created by: Overkill Software
Colors: Deep Sky Blue and White
Fonts: Ultra Bold Geometric Sans Serif
Large, chunky letters in the Payday 2 logo make it look like an imposing and dominant design. The 2 denoting the game version number is made to look like the dollar sign which is perfect for a heist game logo.
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46. Aimlabs
Created by: State Space Labs
Colors: Medium Turquoise and Pure White
Fonts: Geometric Sans Serif
At a glance, the Aimlabs logo looks like it belongs to a multi-million dollar scientific research firm. In truth, it promotes a game developed by “neuroscientists, designers, developers, and computer vision pioneers” to help players improve their aim, shooting, and other gaming skills in competitive gaming genres.
47. 20 Minutes Till Dawn
Created by: Erabit Studios
Colors: Wild Watermelon, William Grey, and Almond
Fonts: Stencil Serif
For a game where players can’t rest and must fight till dawn, the logo design is appropriate in its anxiety-inducing broken fonts, distressed colors, and fading strokes.
48. KINGDOM HEARTS HD 1.5+2.5 ReMIX
Created by: Square Enix
Colors: Silver, Quill Grey, and Nero Black
Fonts: Gothic Serif
The Kingdom Hearts logo is an exceedingly busy design, but for a world fraught with dark forces where your main character has to fight alongside Donald Duck and Goofy, what did you expect?
49. PC Building Simulator 2
Created by: Spiral House
Colors: Cerulean Blue and White
Fonts: Techno Square
Do you know how personal computers are built? Learn from this game. This simulation game logo portrays the tech repair shop’s energy with perfection.
50. Deus Ex: Mankind Divided
Created by: Eidos-Montréal
Colors: New Orleans, Turmeric Yellow, and Clay Creek
Fonts: Decorative Bitmap
The role-playing game logo of Dues Ex: Mankind Divided uses a mechanical font to describe a land rife with chaos.
51. Hogwarts Legacy
Created by: Avalanche Software
Colors: Bourbon, Polo Blue, and Husk Brown
Fonts: Modern Gothic Serif
Pentagram, the world-famous brand identity agency, has designed the logo for the Hogwarts Legacy game. The key detail of the logo is the Ancient Magic icon sitting atop the W of Hogwarts and radiating a blue flame. The wordmark swirls up and down the baseline as if capturing the logo in the middle of a spell.
52. Unlock The King
Created by: Minimol Games
Colors: Blue Lagoon, Iris Blue, and Prussian Blue
Fonts: Geometric Stencil
The logo design for this chess-like game uses a plethora of visuals to say its thing. What do you think of all the details?
53. Tennis Manager 2024
Created by: Rebound CG
Colors: Deep Cerise, Cyprus, and Organic White
Fonts: Angled Humanist Sans Serif
The Tennis Manager logo has an instant look of an e-sports logo. Maybe something to do with that hot pink accent!
54. The Assault: Survivor
Created by: Black Apple
Colors: Safety Orange, Pale Turquoise, and Teal
Fonts: Regular Sans Serif
While we aren’t sure if this is the most appropriate name for a video game, the logo itself doesn’t try hard enough to paint the game in an exciting light either. The typeface has a bubble-like exterior in the gameplay and the shade of blue is too mechanical.
55. MetaStrike
Created by: Metastrike
Colors: Coffee Bean, School Bus Yellow, and Wood Bark
Fonts: Techno Sci-Fi
The Metastrike logo is a powerful combination design of gold and silver. The game name is separated in two with a cube. For added effect, Meta enjoys a heightened focus in the logo with its thick geometric strokes while Strike is leaner and slimmer and thus holds a complementary position.
56. Vallarok
Created by: Raez Games
Colors: Light Cyan, Regal Blue, and St Tropaz
Fonts: Distorted Sans Serif
The electric blue logo design of Vallarok represents a game that takes place in the aftermath of the events of Ragnorak. The typeface is Nordic through and through, especially with the addition of the stylized Viking helmet inserted proudly within.
57. Night Project
Created by: Mystery Studios
Colors: Matterhorn Grey, Black, and Gainsboro
Fonts: Humanist Sans Serif
This is a horror game logo design evident in its essence via that dark shadow behind the wordmark and that eerily flat Sans Serif typeface.
58. Escape From Mystwood Mansion
Created by: Lost Sock Studio
Colors: Golden Sand, Rusty Nail, and Half Spanish White
Fonts: Transitional Serif
A retro logo design — one of the leading graphic design trends of 2024 — for an escape room game where you have to go to an ancient mansion to look for secret puzzles and cues. A bit too easy, but looks good!
59. Magic Patrol Envoy
Created by: YunWuZhai
Colors: Light Sea Green, Summer Sky, and Jet Stream
Fonts: Curvy Bold Sans Serif
This apocalyptic game logo design uses two key icons — a sword and a magic star — each corresponding to the two types of avengers (heroes and mages), trying to rid the continent of monsters.
60. Garden Witch Life
Created by: Freetime Studio
Colors: Dodger Blue, Alice Blue, and Steel White
Fonts: Playful Sans Serif
Have you ever seen a cuter witch game logo? Us neither! Go check it out and download the game to play between your breaks. Grow a magical food forest and raise magical creatures. Live the witch life!
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61. The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind® Game of the Year Edition
Created by: Bethesda Game Studios
Colors: Shalimar, Turtle Green, and Mint Julep
Fonts: Mystical Gothic Sans Serif
Notice that beaten gold sheen in the Morrowind wordmark? The detail, missing from the original logo, gives the Game of the Year edition logo more character and appeal.
62. The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion® Game of the Year Edition
Created by: Bethesda Game Studios
Colors: Yellow Metal, Buttermilk, and
Fonts: Medieval Gothic Sans Serif
Where the Morrowind logo retains its appeal through the burnished gold of its design, the Oblivion logo shows off its personality through the 3D effects of its typeface and textured characters.
63. Assassin’s Creed Shadows
Created by: UbiSoft
Colors: Black and White
Fonts: Basic Serif
The Assasin’s Creed logo is probably one of the most famous serif fonts in the gaming community, second only to its iconic seal representing the secret organization of Assasins.
64. DATA 2073
Created by: Data 2073
Colors: Heather, Link Water, and Black Squeeze
Fonts: Metallic Stencil
The most striking feature of the Data 2073 logo is the mirror-like treatment of two As in the typeface. While reflecting each other’s design, they lend the wordmark a unique symphony, creating a cohesive graphic.
65. In Stars and Time
Created by: insertdisc5
Colors: Noble Grey, White, and Black
Fonts: Decorative Celtic Style
This is a game where the characters are frozen in a time loop. Using a distinct, illustrative font, the designers have successfully embedded the element of time in the game’s logo.
66. F1® Manager 2024
Created by: Frontier Developments plc
Colors: Alizarin Red, Azure, and Black
Fonts: Techno Geometric
Kind of hard to decide which is neater in this automobile logo, the iconic F1 symbol or the unbroken typeface resembling a sprawling racetrack.
67. Hanoi Puzzles: Flip Match
Created by: Hanoi Studios
Colors: Medium Violet Red, Bright Turquoise, and Air Force Blue
Fonts: Playful Sans Serif with Rounded Edges
Behold the futuristic logo design of Flip Match! The dynamic logo uses expansive color gradients of pink and green creating a high-tech logo of electrifying power!
68. Doodle Mafia
Created by: JoyBits
Colors: Paris Daisy, Free Speech Red, and
Fonts: Groovy Script + Retro Sans Serif
There’s something incredibly soothing about nostalgia even if you find it on a video game logo of a mafia landscape. The Doodle Mafia Logo captures the essence of nostalgia through its blend of elements—a playful script customized to match the game’s tone intertwined with a retro-themed sans-serif font, evoking memories of bygone eras. This fusion not only reflects the game’s aesthetic but also imbues it with a sense of familiarity and warmth.
69. Trust No One
Created by: Triomatica Games
Colors: Kaitoke Green and Moss Green
Fonts: Regular Sans Serif
Does the green wordmark of Trust No One remind you of old movies where coders frantically jab on their keyboard to give their on-field allies some badly needed last-minute help?
The reason why this shade of green was popular in the early days of programming is because holds nostalgic values screen resolution of those days were not that good and green on black provided better contrast than white on black.
70. Reliefs The Time of the Lemures
Created by: Calepin Studio
Colors: Mahogany, Spray Blue, and Black
Fonts: Blocked Serif with Metallic Finish
The textured 3D typeface of the puzzle game logo presents a rugged contrast to its flatter, plainer subtext. Reliefs The Time of the Lemures logo features a wordmark with a metallic finish, subtly hinting at the medieval era within which the game unfolds. This touch of antiquity not only adds depth to the logo but also sets the tone for an immersive journey through a historical landscape rich in mystery and adventure.
71. The Black Within
Looks more like a horror movie logo than a horror video game logo, the Black Within logotype is eerie and fitting for the tale it tells. The logo features a customized thin sans-serif wordmark with integrated geometric shapes, hinting at the dark and chilling narrative awaiting players within the game’s sinister depths.
72. Homeworld 3
The sci-fi gaming logo of Homeworld 3 is packed with in-game universe meanings with symbols to represent homeland, protection, and peace.
73. AIdventure
Another code-like logo design on the list, this one is for all the gamers/writers who want to create epic sagas of justice and tyranny. The neon green in the logo not only hints at the early days of programming but also conveys a Matrix-like dystopia where fast-paced survival is the only rule to follow.
74. The Land Beneath Us
The Land Beneath Us logo splits the mountain shield in the background in two, placing the pointed base under Beneath, adding more meaning to the design.
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75. Creaks
Want to make your spooky brand name appear more sinister? Use a custom typeface and make it scratchy!
76. Truth
The game has a textured, slightly distressed logotype just like most truths. The midnight blue color theme makes the design more chilling and stark.
77. Truck
The all-white wordmark of the Truck logo has a ribbon-like effect, complimenting the tracks your tires make as you run after or away from the zombies.
78. Dofamine
The stylization of A and M in the Dofamine logo is created to resemble a molecular structure. The futuristic font complements the game’s sci-fi setting and emphasizes the tech logo appeal with the color scheme of blue and grey.
79. Neon World Maker
The Neon World Maker logo is a game development logo. The wrench icon is there to make it obvious!
80. Lizard Slayer
Does that custom typeface get you in the slashing mode? The designers behind the Lizard Slayer logo sure hope so.
81. Garten of Banban 8
This Garten of Banban logo design looks especially terrifying considering the game is set in a monster-controlled kindergarten where you must find your missing child.
82. EscapeGameShow: The Timeline
Want to see how an elaborate illustrative gaming logo design looks like? Seek no more!
83. Fabledom
The whimsical logo design of Fabledom is perfect for a video game set in a lovely fairyland. Grow your kingdom and protect it from monsters in this laid-back city-builder game.
84. The Coma 2B: Catacomb
Make a horror video game logo look more chilling. Add a cold shade of purple and let the horror unleash.
85. Warehouse Bots
The warehouse management game logo uses a serif font to enhance the corporate effect in the design. A muted red and beige color theme helps solidify the administrative appeal.
86. Lost in Random™
The gothic purple shade of the in-game environment finds itself on the game’s logo design itself, establishing continuity and meaning.
87. Sea of Solitude
Can you feel the wordmark floating on the sea? The Sea of Solitude logo uses a plain and flat sans serif font to bring home the feeling of vacant loneliness driving the story forward.
88. Unravel
The unsettling red in the Unravel logo is a testament to the power of color psychology, using a distinct shade of red to make the design look lush and dangerous.
89. Plants vs. Zombies™: BFN Deluxe Edition
When you don’t want to be more obvious, subtle stylizations in the relevant parts of the logo can highlight all the differences you need.
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90. A Way Out
Large glyphs make the design stand out as the logo denotes a game where prisoners are trying to make their big escape.
91. SCP
In a game riddled with never-before-seen creatures of darkness and violence, the logo design of a swelling letter mark is your first clue to the desolation within.
92. Fireside
The game might have a sinister name but repel all the feelings of the doom with this woodland logo design depicted a friendly blue flame.
93. Our Souls Never Sleep
In this dreary slate-grey logotype, multiple fonts combine to create a link with the many stages of sleep characters have to give up to stay alive.
94. Sofie: The Echoes
The chaotically elegant typeface of the Sofie game logo is a beauty to behold. With textured coloring, the design tells a gritty tale of survival.
95. Dawn of Defiance
The grotesque font type in the Dawn of Defiance logo puts one in the right mood to build a sprawling military base and hunt some horrors.
96. Spellcats: Auto Card Tactics
Don’t be fooled by this innocent feline logo. The quest within the game is high-stakes and challenges abound.
97. Euphoria: Supreme Mechanics
The Supreme Mechanics logo design uses a slanted logotype and a slim font to drive home the point of automation as a key part of this puzzle-based video game.
98. Cybernetic Fault
Blue and grey color schemes take center stage in futuristic game brand identities. The color combination creates a halo-like effect that people usually connect with sci-fi and electrification.
99. Viking Rise: Valhalla
Another Viking logo on the list! This one uses a font style that closely mimics etching to establish the design as belonging to a bygone era.
100. Ivorfall
The video game symbol of the Ivorfall logo represents a six-spock wheel which many say symbolizes a tree lore in the game. A tree that represents growth, life, and wisdom.
101. Darkestville Castle
Create a horror video game logo in a brazen typeface of yellow-green neon and make it look gleefully creepy.
102. Minimally Invasive
The gradient logo design of Minimally Invasive uses variance in the font’s weight to make Invasive bigger than Minimal. A beautiful example of paradoxes enriching the logo design.
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