Pixel Art Horror UI/GUI Kit
Are you looking for 2D Pixel Art assets for your Horror game?
This "Horror UI/GUI Kit" might be the perfect choice for you.
The pack contains all the elements needed to create a modular, personalized and detailed UI.
The package is delivered as PNG files, frame by frame and tilemaps, in a ZIP file.
The assets are based on a 32x32 grid.
It contains :
- Slice 9 panels : 30 panels.
- Standard size panels: 9 panels.
- Buttons: 8 animated buttons.
- Skill Icons: 70 skill icons in 4 colors, 1 Skill highlight.
- UI Icons: 20 icons ON/OFF.
- Switch: 12 Switches.
- Narrative Cards: 33 Cards.
- Slots: 14 slots.
- Blood Stains: 4 stains.
- Playstation controllers buttons: Controllers buttons standard and gold color.
- Font: 1 pixel horror font. Upper case, Lower case, Numbers, Symbols.
- Decorations: 35 differents decorations types.
- Cursors: 2 Cursors.
- Heartbeat: 1 animated heartbeat indicator.
- Lifebar: 18 different types of lifebar.
Pay attention:
"Standard size panels" refer to panels with predefined dimensions, designed to fit your needs as closely as possible. By purchasing the package, you will have the opportunity to provide me with the exact measurements you require, so I can adjust the panels for you. If you're interested, I can also explain how to modify them yourself, allowing you to be independent.
As for the cards, I plan to increase their number to 50. If you have any specific requests, feel free to write to me here, and I will do my best to accommodate them.
YOU CAN:
- Edit and use the assets in any commercial or non-commercial project.
- Use the assets in any commercial or non-commercial project.
YOU CAN'T:
- Resell or distribute the assets to others.
- Edit and resell the assets to others.
Purchase
In order to download this asset pack you must purchase it at or above the minimum price of $7.99 USD. You will get access to the following files:
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Very well prepared UI asset pack! It fits perfectly into my PSX-style project. Thanks!
Great, thanks! Feel free to post your game here!!
Thanks! I’ve used your UI pack in my shooter where you explore zombie-infested sewers. It really helped to capture the right mood. You can check it out here: Sewer Shooter
Thanks :) I saw the screenshots and as soon as I have a moment I will try the game, from the comments it seems interesting! I really like how you interpreted the inventory!
Hi! :)
I downloaded your game and was pleasantly surprised by the integration of the pixel art UI in a 3D environment. I thought that kind of style only worked well with 2D games, but here it fits really nicely!
That said, I'm having a bit of trouble: I can't seem to find the first key needed to get out of the starting room. Do you have any tips?
I know there’s a bit of confusion, and I’ll want to introduce some user-friendly improvements. The fact that you can’t find the key is simply due to containers that you can interact with and transfer items from into your inventory not being clearly marked. From my perspective, it’s obvious which props are containers, but I’ll try to highlight and distinguish them better in the environment. By the yellow-lit lamp in the room on the left at the beginning, there’s a warbox you can open — the key is inside. I’ll think about how to improve this, but right now I’m working on implementing enemy sounds that work well spatially, which is something new I’m learning. I really appreciate that you downloaded the game and that you like how your UI implementation turned out!
Found the keys! I walked past that crate so many times but never thought to lower the camera… once you pointed it out, it was much easier.
To make interactive elements clearer, you might consider using lighting to highlight points of interest. A well-placed, distinctive light could naturally draw the player's attention and help guide them, along with the level design, of course.
That said, I understand you're currently focused on other aspects of the game and that this isn’t a top priority right now. Keep it up , you’re doing a really great job!
This is incredible
Thank you :)