Hey guys, welcome back—this is part 13 of my Horror Escape Game series in Unreal Engine 5, and in this video I focused on the proper “Game Over / Ending Screen” flow. The goal is simple: when the player finally escapes the house, or when they die after spending all the days, I want the game to show a clean end UI with the result text (You Escaped / You Died) and the total days spent. I build the whole thing beginner-friendly using a User Widget: a canvas panel, result text anchored at the top, days text on the side, plus Retry and Main Menu buttons (main menu comes next video). Then I drive the UI from Blueprint using a boolean (escaped) and an integer (days), and I set text + color (green for escape, red for died) using Select nodes. After that I show you exactly when to trigger it: I use a Trigger Box at the stairs to detect when the player steps outside, and I also end the game from my day system when we reach the final day. I route both cases through a Blueprint Interface function (Game End) in the GameMode, create the widget, pass exposed variables, and even subtract 1 day in the “you died” case to avoid showing day six. Finally, I polish the experience by switching to a tagged end-game Camera Actor (Set View Target with Blend), setting input mode to UI only with mouse cursor, hiding the player, and then fixing the retry/input bug by resetting input mode to Game Only on Begin Play. I also fix a small gameplay bug by forcing the player to drop the held item during the ghost attack task in the Behavior Tree.