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Package Overview
Inspired by "Stage 1" found in the original Street Fighter (1987), this high quality stage contains modular assets that can be used to create multiple stages.
Perfect for fighting games, beat-em-ups, & side-scrollers.
This scene is modular & highly optimized, perfect for a mobile, pc, or console game levels. All assets were expertly crafted to use as little polygons as possible while still maintain a high level of detail. All textures are high quality with Resolution is from 1024x1024 up to 2048x2048.
All items and props are highly detailed and can be reused in any other project.
This package contains:
➤ Original Tree
➤ 4 bushes & grass foliage
- Over 30 modular prefabs (Falling leaves, Doors, Walls, Gates, walkway, etc.)
➤ All environmental structures & props contagion: Albedo, Normalmap, Metalic, AO, Smoothness.
➤ 3 HDR Images for lighting
➤ 13 LUT
NOTE: Post Processing Profile included in this package, since there can sometimes be compatibility issues with the Post Processing package between Unity versions the Post Processing package must be imported to archive to look in the screen shots.
Perfect for fighting games, beat-em-ups, & side-scrollers.
This scene is modular & highly optimized, perfect for a mobile, pc, or console game levels. All assets were expertly crafted to use as little polygons as possible while still maintain a high level of detail. All textures are high quality with Resolution is from 1024x1024 up to 2048x2048.
All items and props are highly detailed and can be reused in any other project.
This package contains:
➤ Original Tree
➤ 4 bushes & grass foliage
- Over 30 modular prefabs (Falling leaves, Doors, Walls, Gates, walkway, etc.)
➤ All environmental structures & props contagion: Albedo, Normalmap, Metalic, AO, Smoothness.
➤ 3 HDR Images for lighting
➤ 13 LUT
NOTE: Post Processing Profile included in this package, since there can sometimes be compatibility issues with the Post Processing package between Unity versions the Post Processing package must be imported to archive to look in the screen shots.
