For more specific gameplay mechanics, you can check the Treasure Quest Wiki to see how different chests are categorized.
Use text colors to show value (e.g., Green for Common, Blue for Rare, Purple for Epic, Orange for Legendary). Treasure Quest GUI
Use placeholders like {ItemName} or {GoldAmount} so the GUI updates automatically based on what the player actually finds. For more specific gameplay mechanics, you can check
Choosing the right text for a depends on whether you are building a classic dungeon crawler or a pirate-themed adventure. Here are a few options categorized by the "vibe" of your game. 1. The Classic "Adventure" Look Best for RPG-style games where players delve into dungeons. Header: THE TREASURE CHAMBER Sub-header: LOOT FOUND! Item Slots: RARE ARTIFACT , GOLDEN SPOILS , EPIC GEAR Buttons: CLAIM ALL , DISCARD , OPEN CHEST Footer: INVENTORY SLOTS: 14/20 2. The "Pirate & Nautical" Theme Best for tropical maps, islands, and buried treasure. Header: CAPTAIN'S BOUNTY Sub-header: YE FOUND THE X! Item Slots: DUBLOONS , RELIC , CURSED MAP Buttons: STOW AWAY , PLUNDER , WALK THE PLANK (Exit) Footer: TOTAL TREASURE: 5,400 GOLD 3. Minimalist / Clean UI Best for modern simulators or high-speed clicker games. Header: QUEST REWARDS Sub-header: LEVEL 10 COMPLETED Item Slots: ITEM #1 , BONUS EXP , GEMS Buttons: COLLECT , CONTINUE Implementation Tips Choosing the right text for a depends on