Type 3 PC game

Happy new years. :)

I can see where the confusion would step in. Do you believe that removing the "by" would fix this? The original intent was that since every picture had type 3 in it, the reader would know that Type 3 was the name of the project, but I understand where you are coming from, never leave anything to context.
I am glad you like our logo, but what do you find to be wrong with our work so far? Is it only the naming, or is it the quality of the assets you found "left much to be desired?" This project is very young, remember.

Well the solution isn't anything complicated, it's all down to text formatting and placement. Your brand/logo can remain, you just need to be aware of how much attention you want it to draw, and thus things like whether it should be at the top of a "page" or at the bottom, the relative contrast it bears to the background and content (which includes other text) et cetera. You probably have someone on the team that knows all this already.

For a start, the author's name should not go directly below the logo, take a look at how some mods or games have set templates for such things (Black Mesa Moddb.com Forgotten Hope 2 Moddb.com or First Strike Moddb.com for example), or things like newspapers, magazines, and websites. Having a line of smaller text below a line of large or more imposing text naturally implies to an English reader a title/subtitle relationship - this is the problem I am pointing out. There should be clear separation between "title of content" and "title of project".

There isn't quite enough work right now for me to say anything much, so I am only commenting on what I have seen and what I feel I can critique on. I must say though that a sense of professionalism (or perhaps consistency) is definitely lacking for such an ambitious project.

happy new... year...

I will take everything you have said into account, and make changes soon, thank you.

As for the lack of professionalism, I do see that. I believe this is because the project is only 19 days old, and we as a team are still transitioning to this new project. As for the lack of consistency, that is because some pieces are significantly older then other pieces, and were part of a previous project. Changes are being made to these older pieces as we transition to our new project. One example, is that our in-house engine, the Maoli engine, gives us the ability to use a much higher polycount for weapons then our previous project allowed for, thus we will be reworking some of our weapons so we can take full advantage of our engine. I assure you that as we move and settle in, things will become much more consistent. I only ask that you please grant us a time to transition to our new project. :)

Thanks for the support!