Wooden Puzzle UI Kit – Mobile Game Design System

Wooden Puzzle UI Kit — Modular Interface Pack for Mobile Games

A cozy wooden aesthetic, adaptive components, and ready-made screen templates — everything you need to build menus, pause screens, and HUDs for your puzzle or casual game in just a few hours.

 Key Features

 Fully Modular Design
Buttons, sliders, icons, pop-ups, leaderboards — everything is made as individual components that you can mix and match like building blocks.

 Figma File with Auto Layout & Variants
Components are pre-configured with Hug and Fill, support constraints, and scale to any resolution.

 PNG Assets for Unity
Exported buttons, panels, and backgrounds are ready to be dropped into your Unity Canvas — just drag the PNG folder into Assets/.

 Built-in Fredoka Font
Licensed under SIL OFL, allowing commercial use. The font file and license are included.

 Documentation in English & Russian
The README will guide you through setting it up in Unity or assembling a custom screen in Figma.

 Quick Start

 Unity

• Unzip the package and drag the PNG/ folder into your Assets/.

• Set Canvas Scaler to Scale With Screen Size (Reference: 1080×1920).

• Use the PNGs as Source Image for Image or Button components.

 Figma

• Import the WoodenPuzzleUI.fig file via File → Import.

• Drag in a ready-to-use template like Room/Menu (Fill) or build your own screen from components in the Assets panel.

• Edit the text and icons — Auto Layout will take care of the rest.

 Perfect For

• Mobile puzzle games

• Casual / kids games

• Logic or board game interfaces

• Rapid prototyping (Unity, Godot, Unreal)

 License

• ✅ You may use this asset in personal and commercial projects, and modify it as needed.

• ❌ You may not resell or redistribute the asset as a standalone product.

• The Fredoka font is licensed under SIL Open Font License 1.1 (see OFL.txt included).

Feedback & Support

Using this kit in your game? Share a link or screenshot — your feedback helps improve future updates!
For questions or suggestions, leave a comment on Itch.io or contact the author via email (in the profile).