VRChat Logo PNG
VRChat is the name of the software, created in 2014 by Graham Gaylor and Jesse Jourdey, as the virtual-reality video-chat application. Initially, the program was conceived exclusively for “live” communication using virtual reality devices. The idea of the developers was simple — to create a VR analog of Skype, in which users can gather in conferences to discuss a variety of issues.
Meaning and history
2014 – 2016
The original logo for VR Chat was introduced in 2014 and became a basis forfuture redesign. It was a rectangular dialogue bubble in a thick black frame, with a solid gray background, where the black lowercase “VR” in a futuristic geometric sans-serif was followed by a solid black banner with the gray uppercase “Chat” written across it.
2016 – Today
First and foremost is chat, in which players communicate using a microphone. Virtual worlds are provided for this purpose, which can be either a small room or a large city. It is not uncommon for players to bring entire locations from other games into VRChat.
The main thing about this software is the variety of backgrounds and sceneries for your group or personal chats. Any location is possible to use for the convo, and that is why the application became that popular among users from all over the globe.
VRChat is a free application for which you only need to have Steam, where the application is downloaded. By the way, the game also works in a Non-VR mode, so buying a pricey device is not necessary
As for the visual identity concept of VRChat, it is very modern and minimalist, executed in a black-and-white color palette, not to switch the attention from the colorful possibilities of the application.
The VRChat badge is based on a horizontally stretched rectangular dialogue bubble, outlined in black and having its angles rounded. On the left part of the white badge you can see two black capitals “VR” in a bold modern sans-serif typeface, and on the right — a solid rectangle with rounded corners and white “Chat” written over it in capitals of the same sans-serif font.
For the icon, the application uses a shortened version of the badge — a square bubble with a bold black outline and just two black capitals “VR” on it.