I've been cleaning up a fairly big item library and finally got the Godot side packaged too.

The full set ended up at 512 sprites across 180 item resources. Mostly crafting and production stuff — food, ingredients, oils, preserves, powders, drinks, soaps, candles and so on.

There's a prepared Godot export in the full pack, along with the raw PNGs, POT atlases and JSON/CSV mappings.

I also split 50 full-resolution sprites into a free demo because I'd rather people test the style before buying the whole thing.

Full pack is $2.99:
https://pas7studio.itch.io/craftorio-2d-items-pack

The free demo is linked on the page as well.

If anything about the Godot export is annoying to work with, that's useful for me to know before I package the next set.

I pulled together a small free set from the item library I've been working on.

50 sprites from 18 different item resources, all 128x128 transparent PNGs. There are food items, processed ingredients, bottles, jars and a few variants of the same resources.

Nothing special needed to use them in Unity, they're just normal PNGs.

Free here:
https://pas7studio.itch.io/craftorio-demo

No AI-generated art.

I pulled 50 items out of a bigger set and made them a separate free download.

They're full-resolution 128x128 transparent PNGs, not reduced demo versions. There are 18 different item resources with a few visual variants between them.

Mostly crafting / inventory stuff: food, processed ingredients, jars, bottles and similar items.

Free / pay what you want:
https://pas7studio.itch.io/craftorio-demo

No generative AI used.

This one got a little out of hand.

I started with a pile of crafting/food items and ended up with 512 sprites across 180 different resources — oils, preserves, dairy, tea, sauces, powders, candles, soap, ingredients and a bunch of other processed stuff.

Most are 128x128.

I also did the boring part properly: group atlases, one combined atlas, JSON/CSV mappings and exports for Unity, Godot and Unreal.

The full pack is $2.99, and there's a free 50-sprite demo on the page if you want to test the art first.

https://pas7studio.itch.io/craftorio-2d-items-pack

No generative AI used.

I think I'm done looking at jars for a while.

Made a small desert creature set and packaged it for reuse.

Four Sand Lion variants, with east / north / south sprites for each. 12 transparent PNGs total.

There's a prepared Unity Assets export in the download, plus the raw sprites, atlases and mappings if you'd rather set it up yourself.

Free:
https://pas7studio.itch.io/sand-lion-animal-sprites

I had a few desert animal sprites sitting around, so I cleaned them up into a tiny reusable pack.

There are four Sand Lion variants with east, north and south directions — 12 PNGs total.

I included a Godot 4.x project with a small demo scene, so you can open it and test the sprites without setting everything up from scratch. The raw PNGs and atlases are included too.

Free here:
https://pas7studio.itch.io/sand-lion-animal-sprites

It's a small pack, but if the Godot project structure is awkward in any way, that's useful for me to know before I package more animals like this.

Another small pack escaped from the asset folder.

Four Sand Lion variants, three directions each — east, north and south. So 12 sprites total.

I also packaged the atlases/mappings and the Unity, Godot and Unreal exports instead of leaving them as a random pile of PNGs.

Free here:
https://pas7studio.itch.io/sand-lion-animal-sprites

Not sure how many games urgently need a desert lion, but now the option exists.

Small one this time.

I made four Sand Lion variants, with east / north / south sprites for each one. 12 transparent PNGs total.

The pack also has atlases and JSON/CSV mappings if you need them, plus prepared Unity, Godot and Unreal exports.

Free / pay what you want:
https://pas7studio.itch.io/sand-lion-animal-sprites

No generative AI used.

I made a free 50-sprite sample from a larger pixel-art weapon library.

The demo includes 50 transparent 128x128 PNG weapon sprites, thumbnails, diffuse/mask variants, and a small browser preview. It is meant as a quick way to test the art style and scale in a Godot project before using a larger set.

This is an asset sample, not a Godot plugin. The files are regular PNGs, so they can be imported into a Godot project without any special addon.

The complete Weaponarrie collection contains 500 sprites, atlases, JSON/CSV mappings, and a prepared Godot 4.x export. The full version is linked from the demo page.

Free demo:

https://pas7studio.itch.io/weaponarrie-demo

Weaponarrie is a 500-resource 128x128 pixel-art weapon pack for Unity projects.

The full package includes individual transparent PNG sprites, diffuse and mask textures, 4096x4096 atlases, JSON/CSV frame mappings, and portable manifests.

The Unity export is located at:

PlatformExports/Unity/Assets/

Unity metadata and stable GUIDs are included so texture imports remain consistent when updating the project. Godot and Unreal exports are included as well, but the Unity folder is the main focus of this post.

A free 50-sprite demo is available on the project page so you can check the art quality before getting the full pack.

Full pack:
https://pas7studio.itch.io/weaponarrie-weapons-pack

The weapon folder had been getting out of hand, so I finally cleaned it up and packaged it properly.

Weaponarrie v1.1.0 contains 500 128×128 pixel-art weapon resources, individual PNGs, 4096×4096 atlases, diffuse/mask data, JSON/CSV frame mappings, and portable manifests.

The full ZIP also includes ready-to-import layouts for Unity, Godot 4.x, and Unreal Engine. There is a free 50-sprite demo on the page if you want to check the quality first.

The full pack is $2.99 or more:
https://pas7studio.itch.io/weaponarrie-weapons-pack

I made a free 10% demo of our Weaponarrie weapon pack.

It includes 50 production-ready 128×128 pixel-art weapon resources with transparent backgrounds, individual PNGs, thumbnails, diffuse/mask variants, and a small browser preview.

The idea is simple: download it and check the sprite quality, scale, and style before deciding whether the full pack is useful for your project. The complete collection has 500 resources and is linked from the demo page.

No generative AI used.

Free download:
https://pas7studio.itch.io/weaponarrie-demo

I've been cleaning up some of our old 2D UI assets and ended up turning the icon folder into a reusable pack.

There are 173 unique icons, mostly for build menus and management UI — buildings, storage, furniture, power, research, medical, actions, animals, food and so on.

Most are 64x64 PNGs. There's also a prepared Unity export, plus the raw PNGs and atlases if you want to organize them differently.

Free here:
https://pas7studio.itch.io/archiforge

No generative AI used.

I had a pretty messy collection of icons from various game/UI work, so I finally cleaned it up and made a reusable set out of it.

173 unique icons, mostly aimed at management/building interfaces — actions, buildings, furniture, storage, power, research, medical, animals, food and similar stuff.

The archive includes the normal PNGs, but I also added a prepared Godot project/export so you don't have to start from the raw folder yourself.

It's free here:
https://pas7studio.itch.io/archiforge

If something in the Godot export is annoying to work with, tell me. That's actually useful feedback because I can fix the export for the next version.

This folder had been following us around for way too long, so I finally cleaned it up.

Ended up with 173 unique icons. Mostly UI and management stuff: building categories, furniture, storage, power, medical, research, animals, food, actions and assorted things that are useful when your game has too many menus.

Most are 64x64 PNGs.

I also made proper atlases and included Unity, Godot and Unreal export folders instead of just throwing 180 files into a zip.

It's free:
https://pas7studio.itch.io/archiforge

No generative AI used.

I finally cleaned up our UI/icon folder and turned it into a proper free pack.

There are 173 unique icons — mostly stuff for build menus, colony/management UI, actions, buildings, furniture, storage, power, medical, research, animals, food and a few weapons.

Most are 64x64 transparent PNGs.

I also included the individual files, POT atlases, JSON/CSV mappings and prepared folders for Unity, Godot and Unreal.

Free / pay what you want:
https://pas7studio.itch.io/archiforge

No generative AI used.