I have tried to design a better logo than the last one.
The typeface used: Shuriken Boy (found on TypeKit)

With the typeface I duplicated it and blended it together and added an offset path. A light pink and blue is to target children and both genders. The yellow halo is added because there is super powers in the game, i’m probably going to use an outline on the Halo to make it match the type. Yellow, blue, and red are some of the most common colours used on comic books and heroes so I thought i’d make it similar.

Process of trying to make a final logo: 
The top logo on the left is what I started with and tried to develop it from there.
I tried to experiment with different styles and colours and different placements of the halo, it started off looking really bad.

I experimented more with strokes and the level of 3d it looks.

Inspirations of the logo are mostly from other children’s games such as: ‘RelationShapes’, and ‘My Backpack’ both apps for children educating them in shapes and digital reading.
This is just so I can attempt on making it as close to my target audience as possible, as well as making it suit the games style.

First attempt of designing the logo for Uhero! could have gone worse but I still don’t like it. The U is meant to represent a marker like the U is hand drawn, the cape and halo is to emphasise that you make a super hero version of yourself and can unlock these sorts of accessories with the KP you earn through completing tasks.

It looks unattractive to me but it’s still sort of meeting the target audience. Still need to work into it loads, but overall I think that’ll be the design of it, the colours may change and possibly some textures will be added.

Logo created on Adobe Illustrator so it’s a decent quality vector.
Everything but the typeface is hand drawn using the pen tool.

Typeface used: ‘Knewave’
(free downloaded from Google Fonts)