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What I tried to say is, visually your game could be improved, if you took either the time to investigate on how to use colors and contrast efficiently, or if you got help from a person with knowledge in "color theory".
I wouldn't assume that experimenting with visual styles is high on your priority list, though. There are probably features more deserving of your attention and time.
Watching the videos felt straining to my eyes, though, which I attribute to your random use of colors.
My recommendation would be some time spent on studying composition, regarding color theory and contrast.
You need to apply either less saturation, more neutral colors or better yet both, to the menus and objects. Try to avoid too many pure colors, add more tones. If you cannot avoid sci-fi fonts, at least try to compensate for people with weak eyesight. Work contrast into your building feature, regarding fore- and background. Use shapes that are intuitively recognizable.
Or better yet, get an artist with a full grasp of all these concepts!