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Crab Monster - Game Asset Remastered (Free Download, Unity 3d) -
A termite monster, available on Unity 3d as a game asset, or on Turbosquid as a fully rigged 3d model. -
An octopus type of creature (gamea asset) inspired from old games. Available on Turbosquid and Unity 3d. -
Available on Unity 3d, Turobosquid, or Sketchfab. This is a retro-game enemy inspired from Altered Beast's "Cave Needle" enemy. Fully modeled, animated, and game engine ready. Low-to-medium poly count. See below for extended description. -
Unity 3d game asset. Based on popular sci-fi bugs. See below for extended description and specs. -
Kranion game asset - a concept based on the popular parasites of sci-fi. See below for extended info and description. -
Plague spreading parasite called the "Kranion". See extended description below regarding model and game asset specs. -
This is a Unity 3d game asset. Sluggor is his name. For 3d specs, see the extended description below. -
This is a fictional variant of the camel spider, having frontal stinging barbs. It is a game monster created for Unity 3d. See video and Sketchfab previews below. -
Rocks created in Zbrush, and derived to low-poly form for Unity 3d. See example video below, where they are used in a game environment. These rocks were created so as to be rotated and re-positioned to create the illusion of variety without redundancy. -
A chicken, low poly, and cute. What more could you want? You will find an example animations scene (a part of the fbx) but I highly suggest running the animations in a way consistent with your game with your own controller implementation. It has a lot of idle animations so that it looks interesting and busy when it is not doing anything (a strategy I employ for myself as well). Flying and walking animations also exist, for looping. Eating is also a thing, but don't loop it or the chicken will get too fat to fly, as they often are. I wish I could write more...but its a chicken, low poly, cute. Please don't abuse the chicken. See video intro below. -
Generates Phillotaxic Arrays for natural and optimal space useage. This is useful for generating non-grid arrangements for natural placement of objects such as trees on terrain, or perhaps random spawn points. Uses are diverse. See documention included in download. See demo video below.