An installation-ready ZIP containing SKILL.md, three reference documents, README installation instructions, and the original MIT license. It is a reusable agent workflow; a custom audit report or executable application is not included.

Why pay when the source is public?

The source is freely available under MIT at https://github.com/Ddrubok/kill-game-slop. The $5 price covers the convenience of the packaged Agensi installation. It does not buy exclusive access or change the source license.

Which engines and agents can use it?

Agents that can read Markdown skill instructions and references can use the workflow. Discovery and invocation depend on the host. Notes cover Unity, Unreal, Godot, Roblox, and web/custom runtimes; these are review workflows, not tested engine integrations.

Will it change my game's art direction or balance?

The instructions require preserving art direction, accessibility cues, and gameplay rules. Changes should address demonstrated presentation problems within your requested scope. Balance and economy changes are outside this workflow.

What context should I provide?

Provide the relevant game project or scene, the flow you want reviewed, and running captures when available. State whether you want findings or fixes. The agent should distinguish verified observations from proposed edits and runtime or editor limitations.

Game UI & UX Cleanup — Kill Game Slop

Example session with this skill installed

$kill-game-slop Review this text-only fantasy game mockup without editing code. Facts: after clicking a move, the UI immediately says Choice locked; the server can later accept or reject it; an accepted choice may be changed until the timer closes; rejection preserves the previous selection. The decorative header is Destiny awaits. Suggest accurate state messages and verification checks. Preserve the fantasy theme and gameplay rules. No screenshots or running game are available.

Read your context and instructions
Compiled the game ui

Text-only presentation review

Based on the supplied state rules, Choice locked promises a final state too early. Sending a request, receiving server acceptance, and final locking need distinct messages. The fantasy header can stay: the supplied text establishes no readability problem with its styling.

State	Suggested message	Meaning
Before selection	Choose your move	Invites the action without implying a result.
Request sent, awaiting reply	Sending choice...	Shows that server acceptance is pending.
Server accepts, timer open	Choice received. You can change it before the timer ends.	Acknowledges acceptance and the remaining option to change.
Server confirms final lock	Choice locked	Uses the final label only after authoritative confirmation.
Server rejects	Choice not accepted. Your previous choice is still selected.	Reports failure without falsely replacing the prior selection.

Keep the existing fantasy art, rules, timing window, and server validation. Use the existing localization and UI state resources if these changes are implemented. Preserve non-color cues for pending, accepted, rejected, and locked states.

Checks to run in the actual game: delay the server response; reject a changed selection; change an accepted choice before closing; check the final server-confirmed lock; leave and re-enter the scene; inspect long localized text and the target input method.

Verification performed: compared the proposed text with the state rules provided in the prompt. This is an illustrative mockup review. No code was edited and no layout, animation, audio, or runtime behavior was verified.

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About this skill

Kill Game Slop helps AI coding agents review and improve generic, cluttered, redundant, or misleading game presentation. Use it for HUDs, menus, tutorial copy, visual effects that obscure play, and repeated audio cues that mask useful information.

What it does

Finds concrete player friction before recommending a change.
Clarifies UI hierarchy and messages about selected, sent, accepted, or locked states.
Reduces competing visual and audio effects while preserving intentional impact and celebration.
Traces shared resources and checks the affected flow, viewport, input method, and localized text.
Preserves art direction, accessibility cues, gameplay rules, and purchase or server-validation semantics.

What is included

A portable SKILL.md workflow, three reference documents with checks and illustrative examples, installation instructions, and the original MIT license. Engine-specific notes cover Unity, Unreal, Godot, Roblox, and web/custom runtimes. These are review workflows, not tested engine integrations. No scanner, AI detector, executable tool, or additional runtime dependency is included.

Public source and paid package

The core project remains freely available under the MIT License at https://github.com/Ddrubok/kill-game-slop. This $5 one-time listing provides an installation-ready package of that public material. Purchase does not grant exclusive access to the source.

Gallery images are AI-generated illustrations of the workflow, not captured game sessions.

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Game UI & UX Cleanup — Kill Game Slop