Kenney Game Assets
- May 8, 2015
- Kenney
Get on SteamKenney Game Assets is a package that includes well over 20,000 game assets. This pack includes images, audio files, fonts, 3D models and game sources (for use with Construct 2). All assets fit together and come in various categories. Included files are PNG, EPS/SVG/SWF, TTF, CAPX or 3DS/OBJ depending on their type. The files are compatible with most game engines on the market (Construct 2, Unreal…
Reviews
- A vast library of game assets, including a rich assortment of sprites, objects, and audio clips, perfect for indie game developers.
- Assets are royalty-free and can be used in both commercial and personal projects, making them a great value for the price.
- The collection is well-organized and easy to implement, providing a solid starting point for those who may not have artistic skills.
- Many of the 2D art assets are simple and crude, lacking the detail that some developers may desire.
- The sheer quantity of assets may come at the cost of quality, with suggestions that a smaller, more refined selection would be preferable.
- Accessing the assets on Linux can be cumbersome, as it requires using Wine, which could deter some users.
- music4 mentions
- 25 % positive mentions
- 25 % neutral mentions
- 50 % negative mentions
Users note that while creating custom sound files can be challenging without expensive software or instruments, there is a substantial library of game assets available, including a variety of music and audio loops that can be utilized effectively in game development.
“There are a good bunch of sounds and music loops to use in your games.”
“In general, you can't make your own sound files without using large and expensive music software or musical instruments.”
“There are a lot of game assets, including music, audio, 2D sprites, 3D objects, and isometric elements!”
- graphics1 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- 100 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
The graphics aspect is highlighted for its extensive library of 15,000 assets, providing users with a versatile foundation for their game artwork, all under a highly permissive license.
