About miHoYo Game UI
miHoYo's interface design — perfected across Genshin Impact (2020), Honkai: Star Rail (2023), and Zenless Zone Zero — is the most influential Chinese-led visual language in modern gaming. Every panel feels like an opened scroll from a fantasy archive: deep starfield indigo grounds, gold-leaf ornamental frames, and jewel-toned element chips that pulse with cosmic reverence.
This design system distills that gacha-game aesthetic into a reusable vocabulary of cosmic gradients, ornate card borders with corner flourishes, and a seven-element color palette (Pyro, Hydro, Cryo, Electro, Dendro, Anemo, Geo) layered over a dark indigo canvas. The typography pairs fantasy serif display faces with warm geometric body text, rejecting corporate minimalism in favor of scroll-archive grandeur.
- Origin
- Shanghai, China
- Era
- 2020–present (Genshin Impact launch onwards)
- Key figures
- Cai Haoyu · miHoYo character art directors · HoYoverse UI team
- Movements
- contemporary Chinese game design · modern gacha UI vocabulary · anime fantasy interface design
miHoYo Game UI design spec
Colors
Typography
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