Top-down Shooter Asset Pack
A downloadable asset pack
Hello!
This free asset pack contains:
- 5 weapons
- 16 skins that can be combined and animated
- 6 bonuses
- Some objects (box and barrel)
- Minimalistic tileset, which can allow you to implement a lot of mechanics
You can pay $1 to get even more (32) unique skins, weapons (machine gun, sniper rifle, anti-tank missile, RPG) and project sources.
You can use this asset pack for any of your purposes. We will be glad if you indicate us when using something from it and tell us about your project. Share your opinions about this asset pack in the comments!
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Do you have separate sprites?
It is gooddddd.Thank
Thx for this great asset pack. I saw the example assembled sprites, but it would be helpful if you could give some metadata on how to position and scale assets relative to each other to make the top-down character. Thanks again!!
thx so much i wanted a skins and other things and got it all for free thx so much
what pixel per unit should i set? in unity sprite multiple
Each block is 256 pixels in size. Accordingly, it makes sense to set 256 pixels per unit, but perhaps for specific cases you should set a different scale, it depends on the task I think
what is .ai file ?
Hello! This is the original project file in Adobe Illustrator. If you have this application, then you can conveniently edit assets to suit your needs. Perhaps there are other programs that work with this format, I'm not sure
Hi! Thank you for the feedback. I'm glad that this asset was useful. During the holidays I'll try to add zombies and other weapons :)
Hey great great assets, any chance we can get bullets and/or flashbang grenades?
Hey :) I'm sorry I didn't write to you right away. I don't know if you're still interested, but i'll try to add more content during the holidays. By the way, thanks for the feedback!
how to set it up for Godot 4. I'm new to this, any help?
Sorry, never worked with godot before :( I think there should be tutorials on how to work with sprites.