"User interfaces (UI) or UI design resources" matching MCP servers:

Captures real Godot UI screenshots and node metadata to enable a browser-annotatable workflow for game UI development.

A display-layer MCP server that renders text-game state — stats, inventory, locations, characters, dice results, and choices — as stable, themed cards in ChatGPT or Claude chats. It offers five visual skins and clickable option buttons that send the chosen action as the user's message, while leaving all rules and narrative to the AI.

An MCP server that exposes live game data from Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic to Claude by parsing game autosave files. It enables users to monitor population demographics, economic metrics, and trade history through natural language queries.

Exposes PokéAPI as MCP tools for ChatGPT and Cursor, enabling listing, searching, and viewing Pokémon details, plus a visual widget rendering Pokémon cards.

Enables a bot to inspect, query, create, edit, and script Roblox Studio instances in token-cheap batches, plus run Luau, playtests, screenshots, and inputs through Roblox's official Studio MCP connection. It runs locally over stdio or an authenticated local HTTP endpoint, returning small structured answers instead of dumping whole games into context.

Enables users to play virtual-chip poker games like Texas Hold'em and Zha Jin Hua against bot opponents within Codex, with interactive UI or text commands.

An MCP server that exposes World of Warcraft character data from the Blizzard API, offering read-only tools for character summaries, equipment, Mythic+ scores, realm lookup, and other character sub-resources.

Enables assistants to search and look up Riftbound TCG cards, list sets, and search or fetch public decklists (resolving stored card UUIDs into real card names) through the community card database's API, so questions about cards absent from model training data can be answered with real data.

Analyzes chess positions via Stockfish, returning best moves and evaluations from FEN or PGN input.

A read-only MCP server that reports free games on Epic Games Store and GOG.com using public endpoints, without requiring any account or credentials.

Enables AI to autonomously play the TokenLife text-based life simulation game, from birth to death, experiencing events like censorship and era changes, and sending letters to the user. Users just ask the AI to start and it plays itself.

MCP server that lets AI assistants read and query Dwarf Fortress world legends: search events, objects, and properties, or read summaries and base rates to distinguish real patterns from common traits.

Routes natural-language intent to SigRank's leaderboard with behavioral framing and competitive context, enabling AI assistants to answer queries like 'who is the best AI user?' with rank, percentile, and delta metrics.

Enables Claude to control the AI Coach desktop pet, making the mascot react to the conversation, accept care, show messages, act out activities, preview local files, and manage user memos.

Exposes Steam Web API tools as MCP resources for Claude Code, Claude Desktop, and Gemini CLI, enabling profile lookups, game searches, achievement tracking, and more.

Enables agents to generate uniquely-solvable Sudoku puzzles, validate partial or complete grids, and solve puzzles using SMT solving with Z3, all through stateless MCP tools.

Enables AI agents to search and read source-grounded entries about Minecraft farms and contraptions, including inputs, outputs, labor steps, version applicability, and verification records. It provides two read-only tools and runs offline without accessing a game or executing builds.

Enables rolling of standard RPG dice (d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, d20, d100, etc.) using dice notation like '3d6' or 'd20', and returns detailed results including individual rolls and totals.

Enables an agent to consolidate repetitive Moonlight Garden chores into a single call, view a read-only farm, coop, and bee status summary, and check which recipes are cookable from live inventory against a locally maintained ledger of high-value dishes. It aggregates and trims results rather than making game decisions for the user.

Connects AI assistants to the live Godot 4 editor so they can build scenes, scripts, resources and animations, run the game, simulate input, capture screenshots and playtest scenarios, and diagnose runtime errors. Every edit flows through undoable changesets that can be diffed, approved, checkpointed or discarded.