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Since the project is aimed at an older audience with a larger library of games from previous generations, the style is inspired by the popular trends of the early 2000s.
The color palette follows the neon of the cyberpunk genre and contrasts well with the overall dark theme of the interface.
Unpacked: a game exchange service
Search by location
Negotiate the terms for exchange
In addition to searching through collections of games based on interests, the user can see what games other users have nearby. The map displays locations for exchange selected by other game holders.
A project aimed at gamers who prefer games on physical media. The main idea is to make it as easy as possible to exchange games between enthusiasts or just neighbors who have the same game consoles.
The structure of the service is quite simple - there are many users with an enormous ammount of libraries. Each user can have their own library and look at others. If the user finds something they like, an exchange can be initiated between them and the owner of the title they're interested in.
As with all stores, each game in the service has its own page with details and a recommendation block.
Service website
Game Profile
Style guide
The functionality is divided into active transactions, game search, user library and chat.
Each user's library is divided into available games and a personal wish list. This way one can immediately see everything another user has on display and figure out what can be offered in return.
Browsing libraries
Once the desired games are found, the user can go open a personal chat, where they can offer an exchange, bargain, or simply ask for an opinion about a particular game.
The geometry of the frames follows the most popular digital media, from cartridges to DVDs. The fonts follow the same trend — headings and main text have distinctive bevels at the corners, and the font for small inscriptions repeats the pixelated text of the early era of console games.
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