Cyber Intrusion Free GUI Pixel Art Pack

The Cyber Intrusion Free GUI Pixel Art Pack is a complete 2D interface set designed for cyberpunk hacking systems, futuristic terminals, and high-tech infiltration mini-games. This asset collection allows you to build immersive hacking mechanics directly into your game, featuring animated screens, interactive arrow input systems, data synchronization modules, and access control feedback systems.

The pack is ideal for developers creating cyberpunk RPGs, stealth adventures, futuristic platformers, or sci-fi strategy games where players must break into secure systems and override digital defenses. With its bold neon accents, retro CRT monitor aesthetics, and modular interface elements, it instantly enhances the atmosphere of any high-tech dystopian environment.

The package includes multiple hacking interaction concepts:

• File Intrusion Module: a sequence-based arrow input system where players must press directional keys in the correct order to breach secure folders.
• Data Injection System: a timing-based circular synchronization mechanic where players must press the key at the precise moment the white indicator enters the green zone. Difficulty can be adjusted through acceleration, shrinking safe zones, or direction changes.
• PWM Enumeration Interface: a signal-matching mini-game where players align pulse width modulation parameters using directional inputs to match frequency and amplitude patterns.
• Terminal Boot & System Feedback Screens: initialization logs, loading progress bars, system diagnostics, and animated console-style messages such as “Access Granted” and “Access Denied”.
• Interface Components: CRT monitors in multiple configurations, detachable control panels, arrow button sets in various color states, cables, connectors, external hardware blocks, and modular frame elements.

Thanks to its modular design, the pack allows developers to combine screens, controllers, and UI states to create custom hacking puzzles with scalable difficulty. The assets integrate smoothly into engines such as Unity, Godot, Construct, and RPG Maker, and can be easily customized in graphic editors like Adobe Photoshop to match your project’s color palette or UI style.

• Graphics: 2D, Pixel Art;
• Format: PNG, PSD.