We Put Together a Huge Game Asset Bundle With 21,000+ 3D Models
Hey everyone!
Over the last few weeks, three of us — independent asset creators — decided to try something a bit different.
We’ve all been making game assets for years, so instead of doing another small sale separately, we thought it would be more interesting to put a big part of our work together in one place.
That’s how the first Creator Bundle: From Artists, For Developers came together.
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This first edition includes:
- 79 asset packs
- 21,000+ 3D models
- 15 Unity tools and plugins
- Character animations
- Shaders and VFX
- Characters, vehicles, buildings, props, nature, environments and more
The packs cover quite a few different styles too. There’s stylized low poly, fantasy, modern city assets, retro/PSX-style content, characters, environments and a bunch of smaller tools and extras.
Depending on the pack, files are available in formats such as FBX, GLB, glTF, .blend and Unity packages, so a lot of the models can also be used outside Unity, including in Godot, Blender and other engines.
Why we made it
Game development gets expensive surprisingly quickly.
You start with one environment, then you need characters, props, vehicles, animations, effects, tools… and suddenly you’ve spent more time searching for assets than actually working on the game.
We wanted to make something especially useful for solo developers, small teams, students and people prototyping new ideas.
The combined regular price of everything included is over $1,500, but the bundle is currently $12.
There are also 16 asset packs available for free, so you can check some of our work before buying anything.
This is only the first edition
This one was actually a pretty spontaneous project.
We started putting our collections together, realized how much content we had between the three of us, and decided it would be interesting to turn it into an ongoing series.
So this is the first Creator Bundle, but definitely not the last one.
We’re already thinking about future editions with different themes, collections and possibly other ideas around game development resources.
If you’re working on a game right now, feel free to check it out:
And if you do take a look, I’d genuinely be interested to hear which types of assets you’d like to see in future editions.