Bubble Shooter UI Kit

Description

Give your mobile game project a professional, futuristic look with this ready-to-use Neon Bubble Shooter Mobile Game UI Assets Kit. Designed in a modern dark space style with luminous neon outlines, this comprehensive toolkit provides everything needed to build a polished, complete mobile game interface. Perfect for independent creators looking for quick, high-quality asset integration.

It covers the entire user experience of a modern mobile bubble shooter, from main game screens to final result panels. The package includes a cohesive set of backgrounds, buttons, icons, and dynamic elements like special bubbles, star ratings, and combo multipliers.

You get full control with the included Figma source file, allowing you to easily adjust colors and layouts to match your unique brand identity.

Features

Complete Game UI Solution: Includes main gameplay screens, meta-game panels (shop, options, leaderboard), and end-of-game result screens.

Professional Neon Design: Modern dark space theme with vibrant, glowing UI elements.

Figma Source File Included: Fully layered, organized, and easy to customize source file.

100+ Sliced PNG Assets: Pre-cut, high-resolution graphics, logically grouped into folders for immediate use.

Ready-to-Use Reference Mockups: High-quality preview images to help you assemble the screens quickly.

Dynamic Elements Included: Includes power-ups, multipliers, multiple bubble colors, flags for localization, and UI icons.

Instructions

1. Unzip the downloaded archive to your local drive.

2. To edit the designs, open Figma and import the BubbleShooter_UI.fig file from the source folder.

3. To use the ready-made graphics, navigate to the 03_PNG_Assets folder and import the PNGs directly into your preferred game engine or development environment, such as Trae.

4. Refer to the provided mockups to see exactly how individual UI components should be assembled on the screen.

5. Download and install the free Google Fonts (Fredoka One, Nunito, Orbitron) linked in the included text file to match the original typography.