Pixem – Stone GUI (Pixel)

Pixem — Stone GUI (Pixel)

A pixel-art UI kit shaped from stone. Built for retro RPGs, roguelikes, and dungeon adventures where every pixel earns its place.

Pixem ships with 175+ hand-crafted sprites at native pixel resolution — no scaling artifacts, no filtered edges, no "high-res-pretending-to-be-pixel." Drop it in and your UI looks like it belongs in the game.

Four palettes, one layout

Every frame, button, and box comes in four shared palettes:

• Gray — neutral stone; fits any dungeon, castle, or cave
• Blue — frost, ice, or arcane-themed runs
• Green — forest, ranger, nature builds
• Pink — cursed, blood, dark-temple vibes

Same layouts across all four sets, so you can re-theme entire menus by swapping a folder.

What you get

Stone UI — 4 color sets, ~22 pieces each

Buttons in three sizes plus a close button, two popup window styles, two stone box variants, title frames, square and circle frames, toggle switches, loading bars with gauge fills, sliders, scroll, HP/MP bars.

Icons & HUD — 85 pieces

• 27 colored pictograms — gameplay icons (heart, gem, key, chest, potions, and more)
• 35 white pictograms — system/control symbols (arrows, settings, mute, check, close)
• Heart and Star sets — full / half / empty states
• HP, MP, and EXP bars with separate gauge fills
• Status indicators (green / red)
• Ribbon banners (green / red)
• VICTORY and DEFEAT banners
• "NEW" marker, Play button, and extra accent buttons

Built for

Pixel-art RPGs · roguelikes · tower defense · idle games · 2D adventures · game jam prototypes that need a complete UI on day one.

Things to know

• Engine-agnostic PNGs — works in Unity, Godot, GameMaker, Unreal, or anywhere else
• Frames and bars are designed with 9-slice scaling in mind; set it up in Unity's Sprite Editor
• No source files (PSD/AI), no scripts, no animations — just clean sprites

Found something you wish was in here? Let us know — color additions and new icons go into future updates.

Built by ONW Studio