Design VFX for console game
Budget: $50 – $150 CAD
NOTE: This Is For A Game On Roblox
Create a VFX system that combines:
Pet Simulator 99 style feedback loops and addiction pacing
RIVALS style fairness, clarity, and readability
Sailor Piece style simplicity, strong identity, and mass appeal
The game should feel:
fun immediately
easy to understand in under 60 seconds
visually rewarding every time the player does something
fair and readable, not pay-to-win-feeling
simple enough for a large audience
flashy enough to feel powerful
UI VFX:
UI should feel alive and tactile.
Use:
hover glow
button scale bounce
soft gradients
click compression
sparkle confirmation
animated borders
glowing outlines
reward popups
rank-up banners
inventory shine
UI should:
never feel static
never feel heavy or confusing
remain readable at a glance
Orb Attraction System:
Use a loot/orb pickup system inspired by simulator games.
Orb behavior:
burst outward on drop
hover briefly
curve inward toward player
accelerate near the player
collect with a satisfying confirmation
Motion style:
curved
smooth
easing-based
swarming visually
not robotic
Important:
A small delay before collection helps the reward feel real.
Use timing that feels responsive, but not instant and invisible.
Opening Sequences:
Use special animation sequences for eggs, crates, rewards, and rare items.
Standard opening:
quick
smooth
readable
Rare opening:
brighter flash
stronger glow
longer pause
special sound
stronger particles
screen effect
dramatic reveal
Ultra-rare opening:
The whole presentation changes.
Use:
cinematic pause
stronger camera work
unique music or sound layer
stronger glow
confetti-like burst
special rarity framing
Button Feedback:
Buttons should feel premium and responsive.
Hover:
slight scale up
glow increase
brighter border
tiny sound tick
Click:
quick squash
flash pulse
confirmation spark
sound pop
Premium buttons:
animated shine
soft particles
better gradients
stronger hover response
Motion:
Use motion to control emotion.
Fast motion:
exciting
energetic
aggressive
Slow motion:
important
powerful
prestigious
Use this rule:
normal gameplay = fast, clean, readable
rare moments = slower, cinematic, more dramatic
reward collection = smooth curved easing
Screen Transitions:
Use transitions to control pacing.
Good transitions:
soft fades
blur fades
glow wipes
zoom easing
directional motion
Avoid:
harsh cuts
abrupt UI pops
jarring scene changes
Combat VFX Requirements
Combat should be simple and readable
Players should understand:
how to attack
how to get stronger
what is happening
who is strong
what looks cool
within 60 seconds.
Attack Startup VFX
Before attacks:
aura buildup
charge particles
expanding rings
weapon glow
directional wind streaks
Hit Impact VFX
On hit:
white flashes
screen shake
black impact frames
slash trails
shockwaves
debris bursts
directional sparks
Ultimate Attack VFX
For special abilities:
cinematic zooms
environmental effects
giant AoE visuals
extended animation timing
oversized particles
stronger sound layering
Use these especially for higher ranks, such as rank 7–9, to show strength and status.
Rarity-Based Effect Scaling
Rarity should affect presentation, not just stats.
Rarity
VFX Strength
Common
small flash
Rare
glow + particles
Epic
aura + trails
Legendary
cinematic reveal
Secret
major spectacle
Visual Escalation Rules (As Shown in Style References) 3 sword effects
Tier 1 (Ranks 1–3) — The Novice: Thin, sharp, monochromatic shapes. High contrast, immediate dissipation, zero ambient debris.
Tier 2 (Ranks 4–6) — The Adept: Multi-layered, wider arcs, energy-trailing secondary properties, and stylized emission particles.
Tier 3 (Ranks 7–9) — The Master: Massive spatial distortion, multi-stage layered elements, detailed flipbook textures, complex volumetric shards, and heavy ground impact structures.
Core Module C: Active Skills
1. Skill 1: Mega Slash (a 3x larger slash then a normal slash.
2. Skill 2: Multiple Slash (sends three air cuts forward to where the player is facing and fads out after 100 studs, it is based on usual attack. Size 2x larger 4x more exp per slash
3. Flick skill: ability to fling players out of the map
Core Module E: Corrupt buildings (a mob inside the game) Combat Attacks
What I Need From You
Please create a VFX package that includes:
UI VFX system
reward VFX system
rarity VFX system
anticipation VFX system
opening sequence VFX
progression feedback VFX
audio-synced VFX
button feedback VFX
economy feedback VFX
motion-based reward animation
screen transition effects
attention-steering effects
3 sword effects
Corrupt buildings Combat Attacks
Final Quality Bar
The final VFX should feel:
polished
readable
addictive
rewarding
fair
simple
memorable
appropriate for a broad Roblox audience
The player should feel:
“This game looks cool, feels fair, and everything I do gives satisfying feedback.”
Note: You are free to use AI as a tool, but the final work must be uniquely yours.
Create a VFX system that combines:
Pet Simulator 99 style feedback loops and addiction pacing
RIVALS style fairness, clarity, and readability
Sailor Piece style simplicity, strong identity, and mass appeal
The game should feel:
fun immediately
easy to understand in under 60 seconds
visually rewarding every time the player does something
fair and readable, not pay-to-win-feeling
simple enough for a large audience
flashy enough to feel powerful
UI VFX:
UI should feel alive and tactile.
Use:
hover glow
button scale bounce
soft gradients
click compression
sparkle confirmation
animated borders
glowing outlines
reward popups
rank-up banners
inventory shine
UI should:
never feel static
never feel heavy or confusing
remain readable at a glance
Orb Attraction System:
Use a loot/orb pickup system inspired by simulator games.
Orb behavior:
burst outward on drop
hover briefly
curve inward toward player
accelerate near the player
collect with a satisfying confirmation
Motion style:
curved
smooth
easing-based
swarming visually
not robotic
Important:
A small delay before collection helps the reward feel real.
Use timing that feels responsive, but not instant and invisible.
Opening Sequences:
Use special animation sequences for eggs, crates, rewards, and rare items.
Standard opening:
quick
smooth
readable
Rare opening:
brighter flash
stronger glow
longer pause
special sound
stronger particles
screen effect
dramatic reveal
Ultra-rare opening:
The whole presentation changes.
Use:
cinematic pause
stronger camera work
unique music or sound layer
stronger glow
confetti-like burst
special rarity framing
Button Feedback:
Buttons should feel premium and responsive.
Hover:
slight scale up
glow increase
brighter border
tiny sound tick
Click:
quick squash
flash pulse
confirmation spark
sound pop
Premium buttons:
animated shine
soft particles
better gradients
stronger hover response
Motion:
Use motion to control emotion.
Fast motion:
exciting
energetic
aggressive
Slow motion:
important
powerful
prestigious
Use this rule:
normal gameplay = fast, clean, readable
rare moments = slower, cinematic, more dramatic
reward collection = smooth curved easing
Screen Transitions:
Use transitions to control pacing.
Good transitions:
soft fades
blur fades
glow wipes
zoom easing
directional motion
Avoid:
harsh cuts
abrupt UI pops
jarring scene changes
Combat VFX Requirements
Combat should be simple and readable
Players should understand:
how to attack
how to get stronger
what is happening
who is strong
what looks cool
within 60 seconds.
Attack Startup VFX
Before attacks:
aura buildup
charge particles
expanding rings
weapon glow
directional wind streaks
Hit Impact VFX
On hit:
white flashes
screen shake
black impact frames
slash trails
shockwaves
debris bursts
directional sparks
Ultimate Attack VFX
For special abilities:
cinematic zooms
environmental effects
giant AoE visuals
extended animation timing
oversized particles
stronger sound layering
Use these especially for higher ranks, such as rank 7–9, to show strength and status.
Rarity-Based Effect Scaling
Rarity should affect presentation, not just stats.
Rarity
VFX Strength
Common
small flash
Rare
glow + particles
Epic
aura + trails
Legendary
cinematic reveal
Secret
major spectacle
Visual Escalation Rules (As Shown in Style References) 3 sword effects
Tier 1 (Ranks 1–3) — The Novice: Thin, sharp, monochromatic shapes. High contrast, immediate dissipation, zero ambient debris.
Tier 2 (Ranks 4–6) — The Adept: Multi-layered, wider arcs, energy-trailing secondary properties, and stylized emission particles.
Tier 3 (Ranks 7–9) — The Master: Massive spatial distortion, multi-stage layered elements, detailed flipbook textures, complex volumetric shards, and heavy ground impact structures.
Core Module C: Active Skills
1. Skill 1: Mega Slash (a 3x larger slash then a normal slash.
2. Skill 2: Multiple Slash (sends three air cuts forward to where the player is facing and fads out after 100 studs, it is based on usual attack. Size 2x larger 4x more exp per slash
3. Flick skill: ability to fling players out of the map
Core Module E: Corrupt buildings (a mob inside the game) Combat Attacks
What I Need From You
Please create a VFX package that includes:
UI VFX system
reward VFX system
rarity VFX system
anticipation VFX system
opening sequence VFX
progression feedback VFX
audio-synced VFX
button feedback VFX
economy feedback VFX
motion-based reward animation
screen transition effects
attention-steering effects
3 sword effects
Corrupt buildings Combat Attacks
Final Quality Bar
The final VFX should feel:
polished
readable
addictive
rewarding
fair
simple
memorable
appropriate for a broad Roblox audience
The player should feel:
“This game looks cool, feels fair, and everything I do gives satisfying feedback.”
Note: You are free to use AI as a tool, but the final work must be uniquely yours.