GAMERZ.BA — ten v5 logo directions

Each direction includes light, dark and standalone G editions.
All letters are outlines. No font files are included.

01 Essential
The plate disappears. A solid orange G and uninterrupted Carbon Black lettering carry the whole identity. Generous separation gives the compact shape room to breathe.
No gradients or decorative edges. The letters are slightly larger, keeping their original condensed proportions. A dedicated reverse version keeps the word clear on navy.

02 Satin
A continuous silver gradient replaces the hard reflection line. The orange G has a shallow edge and a softer highlight, while the navy letters sit cleanly on the face.
Light moves gradually from the upper left. A fine lower edge supplies depth without making the plate look heavy. The orange remains centred on the existing brand colour.

03 Porcelain
The icon and word share one pale surface. The orange G is set into a square recess, and the continuous outer shape turns the two parts into a single object.
Only the outside corners soften; every turn of the G stays square. A small divider and a restrained recess separate the icon from the lettering without reopening the gap.

04 Outline
A fine frame keeps the memory of the original plate while allowing the page to show through. A short orange rule connects the word to the G without colouring the letters.
The upper and lower edges have different weights. Small breaks at the corners prevent a boxy border from overpowering the word. Separate light and dark editions preserve contrast.

05 Machined
Clipped corners and a recessed word make the plate feel cut from a solid piece of aluminium. The orange mark is an enamel insert with a sharp upper edge.
The perimeter has a broad outer cut and a narrower inner lip. The lettering uses a light lower edge to suggest engraving, rather than floating above the metal.

06 Brushed alloy
Fine horizontal grain gives the silver a tangible surface. A narrow top highlight and darker lower edge add thickness; the orange G stays smooth against the brushed plate.
The grain is vector linework, clipped to the plate and kept beneath the lettering. It becomes subtle at header size, leaving the silhouette and word to do the work.

07 Glass
A translucent silver face, a clear edge and a diagonal reflection bring light into the plate. The orange G has a polished surface, with no yellow or gold in its highlights.
The reflection sits behind the dark lettering. The glass changes its opacity for light and dark backgrounds, while the bevel keeps its outline visible on both.

08 Nightfall
The plate becomes deep navy and the word becomes silver. A fine bright edge separates the badge from a dark header, and the orange G remains the strongest colour.
The letters have their own metal gradient and a tiny raised edge. The plate has very little texture, keeping the reverse treatment readable at normal navigation size.

09 Deep relief
Visible side faces give both the G and the plate real thickness. The face stays square to the viewer, so the familiar proportions and condensed lettering remain easy to read.
The lower and right faces are drawn separately. Letter highlights are kept smaller than the outer bevel, so the effect reads as a solid object rather than a heavy text shadow.

10 Reloaded
A pronounced reflection line, bright silver rim and bevelled orange G bring back the original interface energy. The word stays dark, compact and unmistakably familiar.
The reflection changes sharply at the middle of the plate. Multiple fine edges do the dimensional work; the warmer parts remain orange, avoiding the earlier gold cast.