16x16 Dungeon Crawl Assets
A downloadable asset pack for Windows, macOS, and Linux
"16x16 Dungeon Crawl Assets" is a collection of trichromatic tiles, objects and monsters, all 16x16 pixels in size. The theme and the orthogonal perspective are inspired by the Zelda underground dungeons, but meant to be used for turn-based roguelikes and dungeon crawlers, but with some additional effects and animations, it could be also used for games with an active movement.
All graphics use 3 colors only, which can be easily changed with any proper graphics program (like GIMP) or, depending on the framework/engine, in-game. With this color palette restriction and by scaling up the graphics, you can easily achieve a "Game Boy"-like aesthetic or use the assets in fantasy consoles like PICO-8, where color and size restrictions are relevant.
The contents are:
- 30 Monsters (in two variants: with and without border)
- 43 Objects/Items
- 59 Tiles (422 counting different variations and directions)
The graphics come in one spritesheet as well as in the form of single PNG files. There is also a little example dungeon made in TILED and exported as both a project file and a PNG file together with some explanation text to show off some of the tiles, objects and monsters.
License: The assets can be used in commercial and personal projects without requiring attribution, but can't be re-distributed or resold without permission.
I may extend this asset pack in the future, given interest. Feel free to share ideas of additional content in the comments below! :3
Best wishes,
Steven
info@stevencolling.com
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Super nice pack. Hope you make more in this style. Happy with the purchase ^^
Thanks! :)
Looks great, is there an asset about heroes too?
This asset includes a bunch of units which could be used as heroes: a knight with sword and shield, a paladin with shield and hammer, a rogue with two daggers, a hunter with bow and arrows as well as a mage with a staff and book.
Thank you
Hey Steven, I love this spritesheet! Is there any chance you will be, or would be interested in, expanding upon it to add in additional character and terrain sprites?
I'm working on other assets right now, but in general, yes. What characters and terrain would you love to see?
Hey Steven, thank you for the quick response! I spend most of my game development time on roguelikes so my ideas and thoughts are probably leaning that way :) If I got to just pick tiles to be created, I would say....
I can list a lot more but I fear that a lot of my thoughts keep trending towards roguelikes which might conflict with the theme. Either way, I would just love tiles to represent different settings and the more things to put in this world the merrier :)
Those are some great ideas; I will put them on my list and hopefully, I'm able to get at it in the future! It's also a balancing act, of course, to stay within a dungeon crawl theme.
Do you have some of your roguelikes online by the way?
Yes I totally know what you mean about staying within the theme. I have some older ones that I worked on hosted on Github, but the one that I am currently working on is closed source for now while I build it out :)
If you ever make something with my assets, please let me know! :)
I like this but i need bigger than 16*16. Do you have larger version or how to resize these ?
Hey!
You can open the tileset in an image editing software like the free GIMP and then choose "Image > Scale Image..." and scale the image to the size you want with "Interpolation" set to "None", so it doesn't get blurred. Please make sure to resize to a multiple of the original size (32px, 64px, 128px, ...). If you want to resize not the tileset but a lot of the single images, there is also a plugin for GIMP called BIMP to batch-resize a lot of images at once. If you want, I can guide you through that, too. Valuable editing skills for game development! ;D
You can also send me a mail at info@stevencolling.com and I'm sending you the scaled images back (do you need only the big tilesets or the single images or both? Which size?).
Cheers,
Steven
Very cool! Nice work.
Sweet!