PNG format, including animations, rather than spritesheets, same no-attribution licence as the 3D stuff has) "Shoot Em Up Enemy Sprite Pack" (A number of 2D shoot em up style vehicles, bullets and explosions in individual. "Sci-Fi Tiles Pack" (2D spacey-themed mostly environmental tilesets, shitty 'can only be used in RPG Maker licence')
FBX format, same boilerplate HTML licence as the other 3D models - they look more like environment props than landscape to me, but what do I know?) "Sci-Fi Landscape Construction Kit" (Some metallic looking tilable objects in. FBX format with diffuse, gloss, normal and specular maps, same licence info as the Textures pack - literally the same licence, its an HTML boilerplate) "Sci-Fi Containers" (3 low-poly textured "space crates" in. PNG format with an author attribution licence) "Sci-Fi Battlebacks" (various 2D scene artworks at 2001x1535. FBX format with AFAICS a no-attribution required licence) "Sci Fi Textures Pack" (a low-poly textured crashed spaceship scene in. WAV format with an attribution author licence) "Inspirational Vol.3" folder (37 music tracks in. WAV format with an attribution author and publisher licence) "Futuristic Atmospheres" folder (15 ambientish music tracks in. I only downloaded the "Futuristic SciFi pack" to check out what to expect, and it contains SPEAKING OF WHICH, if anyone wants some links to some good tutorials for any of these, just quote this message and ask, I know of some good ones to follow for a few of these engines I can link people too. I also have messed some with Axis Game Factory, it's a very specific engine that specializes in designing levels quickly and easily that can be imported into other engines like Unity, BUT it also has its own built-in game engine you can use, and I know one of its biggest appeals is that it's an engine that's REALLY easy to make an online multiplayer game in, and comes with a lot of free-to-use assets if you use the engine itself.
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An example here is RPG Maker is a fantastic gateway drug to game development, you don't need to know a lick of programming to use it (though if you learn how to code with Ruby you can achieve a lot through it), plus RPG Maker is a proven engine great for story-tellers/artists who aren't super proficient in game design to make a game, a number of fantastic games have been made from the engine over the years simply by people who had a good idea for a story, or artists who wanted to make a game but can only really do the art, plus this bundle comes with a shit-ton of artwork and music you can use for RPG Maker games in commercial or non-commercial products, over 2 GB worth in the manual downloads. Like any sort of tool, you do need to let yourself get a bit familiar with it, but there are fantastic tutorials online for beginner's. Several of the engines included are the sort where you don't have to know programming to be able to use the engines, but allow you to program to achieve things if you want to go in that direction, but can make pretty great games just by being creative and practicing. Very possible, a lot of the engines in the package are easy to use for beginners, but have a lot of depth to them for advanced users.
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