Empire City game UI/UX design for Red Brix Wall city-builder

The nine screens cover meta-progression panels, building info windows, reward callouts, and supporting UI elements used across the Empire City mobile city-builder loop. Each screen carries the Empire City brand language so building reads, character placement, and copy framing match shipped in-game art rather than reading as separate creative.

Layout tuning prioritized information density at the resolutions Empire City runs across mobile and tablet so UI never crowds tactical city-builder framing during heavy event moments.

Pipeline ran wireframe, low-fidelity layout pass, paint-over, and detail finishing under Red Brix Wall review at each gate. UI proportion, frame ornament, and palette were aligned with the Empire City art bible so each screen reads as part of the same franchise.

Each screen ships with sliced exports and source files ready for the Empire City in-engine UI layer. Frame ornament motif libraries align with the studio game background design deliverables for consistent visual language across UI and environment art.

Stylized city-builder interface look with a heavy frame ornament, painted surface texture, and warm-cool contrast tuned to the Empire City palette. Hero accents on cooldown trim, action callouts, and reward slot edges carry visual weight without breaking readability at small mobile button scales.

Color rules stayed inside the Empire City franchise saturation range so each interface frame sits cleanly next to shipped city-builder art across event, store, and meta-progression screens.