Hey guys, welcome back to part 13 of my Endless Runner UE5 series. In this video I build a complete Game Over UI that shows up when the character dies, and it displays the exact info you care about: coins collected, distance covered, and your high score. I design the widget in UMG with a centered border + overlay, then add three rows (Coin, Distance, High Score) and a Retry button. I also make sure the value texts are marked as variables so I can update them from Blueprint, and I create a single custom event (Set Score Text) that takes coins, distance, and high score and updates everything in one shot. After that, I wire the UI into the GameMode using a Blueprint Interface event called Game Over, create the widget, add it to the viewport, and use a “validate get” so it doesn’t spam-create multiple widgets. I fix the common input problem by switching the Player Controller to UI Only and enabling the mouse cursor when the Game Over screen appears, then resetting back to Game Only + hiding the cursor on Begin Play so controls work again after restart. Finally, I implement a real high score system using a SaveGame class. I load/create the save slot, compare current distance vs saved high score, update it if you beat it, and save back to the same slot—so your high score stays even after restarting the level or the game.