Yeah I’ve contemplated making it actually turn pages and I think that it’s just an overall bad design for this.
For one, I try to design UI with the least amount of hidden information as possible and the page method would hide several achievements from view. Then you have the added “well I think it was on page 4 but I can’t remember issue”. And then there’s possibly tons of achievements which means tons of pages possibly. It’s just tedious UX, which I want to avoid. I know some console games do pages for their UI, but that’s a side effect of controllers. Since we are PC we can get away with scroll bars (controller support could just use the right thumb stick to scroll I suppose or change completely).
Also wow I just realized the trumpet has been replaced with the guitarish piano that is used in quite a few Tower Unite songs (it’s pretty iconic at this point i think)
The frames around the achievement icons seem unnecessary, considering that the stamp is there.
That art style clash between the frame and the achievement also doesn’t look very nice.
I agree the stamp seems pretty distracting and clashing with the theme of the UI. Maybe it could do something like steam does and just be a grayscale icon until unlocked?
If not that, then maybe the border be less thick
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is that first image rewards for gathering amounts of EXP? Cant imagine what that slot machine looking thing is. Maybe some sort of mini slots you can use EXP on?
I was thinking that maybe you could use the space on the left page underneath the total completion stamp to display a badge for the selected game? It’d be a nice visual element that changes every time you level imo.
