Hi, I am looking for somebody taking commissions or wanting to join an indie project making low poly models with pixel textures.

(I am not looking for blockbench voxel models)

After working mostly on sci-fi assets, I decided to start a new Medieval collection.

This is the first pack: a modular castle kit with walls, towers, battlements, wooden galleries, a gatehouse and walkable interiors.

Feedback is always welcome!

I'm quite proud of this creation, he's come a long way from the previous game's design.

For detail, the head is stored within a shifting EB projection pool. (A component that didn't exist in first game due to the tech's radical overhaul)
A later version of the enemy will have a more complete manifestation, can't wait to reach that one.

Hey everyone, a few days ago I finished the demon characters pack, and right now I’m working on the architecture for their world, I’d love to get some feedback! It’s still very early work in progress, as you can see, but basically, it’s a modular asset pack designed to snap together and build houses, structures, etc

Unity game is running the URP PSX shader. All models are well under 1k polys with 512x512 textures being the absolute max. Screen resolution is set to 1080p here, but it is setup for 4:3 aspect ratios as well.

Hi all. I've been watching Gilligan since the 60's and have always been a fan.

I have a friend of mine who's good with taking pictures/ videos and capturing them with a program that will turn them into 3D models.

I asked him him to capture the animated versions of the castaways. I cleaned up the models and textures and rigged them to an armature to make them game ready, and made a digital diorama out of them as well. For fan art, they're not perfect, but they came out pretty good. They look good running around in game.

Diorama below. I based it off the 1st season end credits. Gilligan wasn't in the shot so I had him fishing as in the credits.

Besides the castaways from my friend, I found the rest of the scene items on the web and imported them - a boat for the Minnow that I put holes in, rocks, a fallen tree, a palm tree, a crate, and a radio. The backdrop is from a google image search.

Another show finished from my list. Some of the models are better than others - Flirtacia and Tagg are very well done while Gary is a little rough. I rigged them to be game ready, and tried to fix up and repair some errors in my friend's work where I could.

Gary Gulliver, Tagg, Captain Leech, King Pomp, Bunko, Eager, Flirtacia and Glum

248 verts authored, 443 evaluated with the mirror unapplied.

She's cel-shaded, so there's no soft shading to hide a weak silhouette. That was my design goal: a character who's readable as a specific person at that vert budget, not just a generic figure.

Lighting here is one hard key through a slat pattern and nothing else.

Happy to answer anything about the budget or the shading setup.

Hi everyone!

For years, game dev was just a playground for me—messing around in Blender and Unreal Engine to see what I could do. But when my son was born, it completely shifted my perspective. I realized life is too short to ignore your dreams. Now, I scrape together 1-3 hours a day after work and family duties to build my dream game.

About the Game:

"Darkness from the Depths" is a first-person, sci-fi psychological horror heavily inspired by Dredge. You play as a lone robot searching for the meaning of its existence in a drowned, post-apocalyptic world. A cosmic cataclysm wiped out humanity, leaving only mutated deep-sea creatures that hunt when darkness falls.

Current Status:

I'm 5 months in. The boat mechanics are about 50% ready, and the Tarkov/RE4-style grid inventory is 99% functional.

Play the Prototype:

I believe in completely open development. I just packaged a raw technical build (v0.0.1) so anyone can jump in and test how the boat handles and how the inventory feels. There are no sounds or enemies yet, just pure core mechanics.

Links to the free build and my devlog are in the first comment below!

I would absolutely love to hear your honest feedback on the feel and visuals.

I hope this looks interesting enough, it's really hard for me to tell!