As part of the ending sequence, I painted some backgrounds which could be used interchangeably with different characters and text.
As part of the ending sequence, I painted some backgrounds which could be used interchangeably with different characters and text. This one was supposed to be “evil” feeling as it features Thanos.
The game of Marvel Battlegrounds is a fast action brawler and information had to be clear and quick to understand. There were many indicators on a character such as a Life meter, Super meter, an indicator to show when a Power Disc ability could be used, and a VFX to show when your Super ability could be used.
While none of these were used for the final release of the game, I really enjoyed exploring these. I looked at the eye catching arcade logos of 90s past such as Marvel VS Capcom, or Power Stone which our game was originally inspired by.
Because this was the first time you could actually select a character in the front end in Disney Infinity, the whole screen had to be designed. I played a part in helping to design the Front End, as we had the idea to place the characters on a platform or table like you were viewing your Toys to Life figures on your actual table in real life. I applied the Marvel Battlegrounds aesthetic to it then.