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Yeah I think VFX could be perfect for this. If elements are reacting poorly like you're saying, you could show some colored particles clashing together before exploding or something.

Also, you obviously do a lot more 2D in UE than I do so you  so you may already know this, but I recently learned that right clicking on imported textures and clicking "Apply Sprite 2D settings" or something like that really sharpens them up in unreal. Especially for lower resolution images like pixel art. But this might not even apply here, I just thought I'd mention it because it's something I learned this Jam.

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oh yeah that feature is a must-know for 2d games in unreal. i didnt realize it existed until i watched cobra code's fantastic tutorials on the subject.


And yeah, I actually downloaded a plugin to add niagara particle support to widget BPs, but i didn't have time to learn or implement them unfortunately.