Best Blender 2.8x features for game developers
Welcome to the Jungle I’m currently working on an ancient temple environment pack for Unity. I’ve never dared to create something so detailed before, so
Deadly Dungeons – Infernal is a hell-themed dungeon kit for game developers that contains generic and symbolic elements to help you tell your game’s story. Let your players encounter devils and demons in a unique hellish atmosphere.
Symbols are great tools to tell a story with your scene. Chains are connected to captivity and slavery and awake the feeling of hopelessness and lack of freedom in the player. Horns are a symbol of strength, power, and supremacy. Humans believed that horned animals’ strength was concentrated in their horns.
The asset supports modular workflow and contains more than 70 prefabs to build castles, ruins, and dungeons.
Comes with 5 free blueprints. These are preassemblied structures and sites you can simply drag and drop into your scene.
Symbols are great tools to tell a story with your scene. Let your players feel the hopelessness of captivity and slavery.
Drop any of our pre-made structure blueprints and start from there. Use our story hook as inspiration or create your own.
1 Floor tile, 3 ruined floor tile, 7 walls, 7 doors and gates, 5 fence parts, 3 bridge parts, 5 pillar parts, 5 stairways parts, 3 trims, 6 sculptures and decorations, 2 debris, 1 brazier, 2 cages, 4 chains, 2 grates, 3 broken grate part, 1 gate lever, 1 torch, 1 treasure chest (animated), 2 broken wooden boxes (animated and rigidbody), 7 decals
Welcome to the Jungle I’m currently working on an ancient temple environment pack for Unity. I’ve never dared to create something so detailed before, so
I made a few scenes to showcase what you can do with our asset package, Deadly Dungeons: Infernal. You can watch the speed-level design videos, learn how I made them, or download and explore them yourself.
Welcome to the Jungle I’m currently working on an ancient temple environment pack for Unity. I’ve never dared to create something so detailed before, so
We decided to put together a list of assets for our Deadly Dungeon: Infernal package. We thought it might be helpful for unity developers who
Do you need support for any of our assets? Do you want to hire us? We’d love to discuss it.
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