In this part 14 (and the last part) of my Horror Escape Game series in Unreal Engine 5, I build a simple but clean main menu from start to finish. First, I create a dedicated Main Menu level and copy floor one and floor two from the house so we can use the horror environment as the background. Then I place my ghost with the idle animation, set up a camera in front of it, and add lighting (a bluish key light near the camera and a dim red light near the stairs) to get that horror vibe. After the scene is ready, I make the level actually play like a menu by setting the camera as the view target on Begin Play and fixing the issue where the character was spawning (by switching the GameMode in World Settings). I also show you a small but important camera setting: uncheck “Constrain Aspect Ratio” to avoid black bars. Finally, I create the Main Menu UI widget (canvas + vertical box layout), build three buttons (Play, Option, Quit), and hook up the functionality: Play opens the HorrorMap level, and Quit runs a console command to exit the game. I add the widget to the viewport on Begin Play, set input mode to UI only, and enable the mouse cursor so everything is clickable.