Comic/cartoon 2D assets for visual novels, RPGs and adventure games.
Backgrounds, character sprites, item icons, music and dialogue UI. Royalty-free with a commercial licence, clean file structures, and drop-in formats for Unity, Godot, Ren'Py, RPG Maker, GameMaker and Unreal.
Sold on itch.io and on Fab, where the packs ship as ready-made Unreal and Unity assets.
Everything is built in one consistent comic/cartoon style, so packs from different sets still look like they belong in the same game.
1920x1080 environments with an open walkable floor, plus a separate foreground layer in most packs that lays over the scene.
Portrait sprites on transparent PNG - neutral, smile, sad, angry, surprised and thoughtful for every character.
Inventory, loot, crafting and skill icons delivered at 64, 128, 256 and 512 px, sorted into category folders.
Cinematic and folk score for combat, exploration, tension and quiet story beats. No attribution required.
Text windows, name plates, choice bars and speech bubbles with 9-slice borders, plus complete game UI kits with inventory, skill tree, HUD and menus for Unity, Godot and Ren'Py.
Full-body fighters in idle, attack, block, hurt and victory stances for turn-based battle systems.
Fantasy creatures and folk, wasteland mutants, medieval outlaws, sci-fi raiders, alien swarms and wild animals as single-pose sprites on transparent PNG, sized in proportion to each other. Built for RPG Maker, deckbuilders and roguelikes.
Creature and action card templates in bronze, silver and gold, with hover states, card backs, piles, energy orbs and enemy intents. Made to hold the monster battlers.
Whole interfaces rather than single widgets: HUD, inventory, skill tree, crafting, map, quest log and settings, built from 9-slice panels, buttons, bars and slots with every state. Drops into Unity, Godot and Ren'Py.
Each setting has its own backgrounds, cast, icons and score, so you can furnish a whole project from one shelf instead of stitching mismatched art together.
The deepest set: scenes, cast, four icon libraries, score, UI and battlers.
The gothic side of the same world - crypts, ruins and cursed castles.
Victorian manors and gaslit streets: ballrooms, salons, chapels and fog.
Grounded history rather than magic: villages, trades, food and armouries.
Wastelands, bunkers and ruined cities for survival games and shooters.
Metro stations, panel flats and grey winter streets for detective and drama stories.
Classrooms, cafes and apartments for dating sims, plus soldiers, survival and outbreak gear.
Ships, stations and colonies with a crew to match, plus space opera loadout gear.
Setting-neutral on top of that: 550+ status effect and buff icons for hotbars and combat UI, Viking music with 20 Nordic folk and cinematic tracks, 99 animal battlers of wild beasts and predators that fit any setting, 400 food cooking state icons showing 80 ingredients raw, cooked, burnt and spoiled, and 300+ achievement icons of trophies, badges and medals for Steam and mobile.
Every setting is also sold as a bundle, so you can take the complete shelf instead of picking packs one by one.
Clanbound is a free roguelike deckbuilder built entirely from these packs - the monster battlers, card frames and fantasy art doing the job they were made for. It runs in the browser, no download.
Summon creatures, build your deck and fight through three acts. Every card frame, enemy and background you see is an asset from the shelf above.
Play in your browserAlmost every pack has a free sampler with the full licence attached. Drop one into your project, see whether the style fits, and only then decide.
What you may not do: resell or redistribute the assets as an asset pack, or claim them as your own artwork. The full licence text ships inside every download.
Every pack is produced with AI tools and then curated and refined by hand in Photoshop: cleanup, colour matching, cropping and consistency passes across the whole set.
This is stated openly on every store page and flagged in itch.io's AI disclosure, because buyers deserve to know what they are getting before they download it, not after.
What you get either way is a set that hangs together: one style, one palette logic, predictable file structures and sizes.
The things buyers ask before they download the first pack.
Yes. Every pack ships with a commercial licence: unlimited commercial and non-commercial projects, on any platform, with no attribution, no royalties and no per-title fee. You may also modify, recolour and rescale the files to fit your game.
You may not resell or redistribute the assets as an asset pack of your own, and you may not claim them as your own artwork. The full licence text ships inside every download.
The files are plain high-resolution PNG, WAV and MP3, so they drop into Unity, Godot, Ren'Py, RPG Maker, GameMaker and Unreal without a converter. Icon packs also include an RPG Maker MZ icon sheet where it makes sense.
Backgrounds are 1920x1080, with a separate foreground layer in most packs that sits on top of the scene. Character sprites and battlers come on transparent PNG. Item icons are delivered at 64, 128, 256 and 512 pixels, sorted into category folders. Music comes as WAV and MP3.
Yes, and it is stated openly on every store page and flagged in itch.io's AI disclosure. Every pack is produced with AI tools and then curated and refined by hand in Photoshop: cleanup, colour matching, cropping and consistency passes across the whole set.
Almost every pack has a free sampler that carries the same commercial licence, so you can drop it into your project and check whether the style fits before you spend anything.
I take commissions for backgrounds, character avatars and icons made to fit your project, in the same consistent style as the packs. Tell me the scene, the cast or the item list and it gets built.
Questions about a pack, licensing, a custom job or a bug in a download - write directly, it reaches me and not a support queue.
