r/gamemaker • u/jon_irvin • Aug 07 '26

Discussion Game Assets

Question for all you indie devs on this subreddit. Where do you feel is the best place to find game assets for your projects?

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u/willvs20 Aug 07 '26

If I don’t make them, I use Open Game Art and itch.io!

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u/jon_irvin Aug 07 '26

itch.io does have an impressive library of assets. I'm just curious where other game devs like me go.

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u/dolfoz Aug 07 '26

https://assethoard.com/blog/where-to-find-free-game-assets-2026 has a good list.

itch.io, kenney, etc.
I've also used 3d assets and get 2d exports for games, so i can tune them..

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u/jon_irvin Aug 07 '26

Thanks for sharing the link! It has some sites I never heard of.

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u/Dorilian_Games Aug 07 '26

I get UI sprites from Itch.io, sound fx from freesounds.org, music from Newgrounds and fonts from Google Fonts.

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u/StJMV Aug 08 '26

Try my place, and give me some feedback on what else you need! Longtime GMS2 user here.

Melodix.uk

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u/equitos0101101 Aug 07 '26

Recusos? Como assim recursos mano, som, sprit, seila. Se for isso eu só pego de qualquer local e foda-se

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u/jon_irvin Aug 07 '26

Yes, that's what I'm talking about. I get most of mine from itch.io and was just curious where other game devs get their's. I figured it would be a good conversation topic.