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Dungeon Prototyping and Game Jam Assets(Top-down)

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Dungeon Prototyping Assets!!
This is a good kit for prototyping if you are working on an action/adventure game that is top down, or a higher 3rd person perspective. These assets are atlased (per fbx), and are mobile friendly, but this means they are fairly low resolution. You can use the assets however you would like… not just for prototyping! Diffuse Only (See Note Below).
-All assets are Mid to Low Poly (some of the Mid-Poly assets have Lower Poly counterparts)
-This pack is broken up into 7 fbx files…
1 - Modular Dungeon Set (Walls, Tiles, Pillars, etc…)
6 - Additional supporting fbx files (Extra non-modular Stone Pieces, Player Items, Some Interior Pieces, Rocks, Crystals, Containers, a few Weapons and Items, etc.)
300 – Prefabs were made to get you started (more variations are possible!)
Check out some of the screenshots, or the time lapse of a level build for a closer look!
I also included the Initial Underground Dungeon from a prototype I created these for… It is wrapped up inside another .unitypackage. This Level uses an older, and single sided "Dungeon Meshes" variant, but provides an extra example! Check out the link below for a WebGL build with a "Fly-Thru" camera view of the second example.
WebGL Build of Second Example Level with alternate Dungeon Meshes
Note: I do have most of these assets in their original form… I.e. individually textured (usually 1024px), higher poly, and with normal maps. So, if anyone is interested in that, just let me know… I will try to get those uploaded to a shared location.
*Please rate my file, I’d appreciate it.*

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