Hi everyone!
Our team has prepared a large collection of free assets that you can use in your games.
These are kits, GUI, backgrounds, tilesets, icons and character sprites.
All presented graphics has no restrictions on use in commercial projects, as well as you can feel free to use each product in unlimited projects.
Would be happy to answer your questions! Let’s make good games together!
Free Yokai Pixel Art Character Sprites – A mystical trio featuring Karasu the raven ninja, Kitsune the fox spirit, and Yamabushi the eagle warrior.
Free Archer Towers Pixel Art for Tower Defense – A set of archer towers, ranging from classic wooden structures to formidable stone fortresses.
Free Vampire Pixel Art Sprite Sheets – Dark and stylish bloodsuckers for your gothic horror games, dungeons, or cursed castles 
Hey, I know it. Your all assets are really great! Keep it up. 
Free Pixel Art Tiny Hero Sprites – A charming pack of miniature heroes—great for retro platformers, mobile games, and chibi-style RPGs.
Free Halfling Avatar Icons – A delightful set of halfling character portraits — great for fantasy RPGs, dialogue boxes, or party screens.
Thanks for the free assets.
Free RPG Currency Game 512×512 Icons – perfect for enhancing your in‑game economy, crafting system, and premium upgrade 
Believe you can fly? If not — we’ve got wings for you.
Free RPG Wing Game Icons – demon wings, angel feathers, griffin and phoenix wings – perfect for magical or mythological RPG
Free RPG Paint Icons – colorful dye cans that let players change hair color, outfit tones, nickname or add a tattoo! 
Free Orc, Ogre, and Goblin Chibi 2D Game Sprites – fierce warriors ready for your fantasy or medieval-themed game! 
Free Chibi Dark Oracle Character Sprites – A mysterious shadowy oracle with eerie divination animations and mystical powers — ideal for dark fantasy RPGs, haunted quests, or occult-themed adventures 
Free Swamp Game Tileset Pixel Art
Includes land and water tiles, a seamless background, plus a variety of swamp objects to bring your level to life.
I remember my early days as a dev, when I was just learning to code and couldn’t draw at all. I used to grab assets from sites like this, but I always faced same problem: whenever I wanted to add something new or follow a burst of creativity, the asset pack never had what I needed. Then I’d try to find something in a similar style and pixel density so it matched - but that was super rare. Sad.
It actually took me about a year to learn how to draw my own stuff.
That’s why I feel like the asset-pack business mostly relies on beginners who are willing to pay maybe $10 for a pack, or a bit more, since they don’t have an artist friend or the money to hire one. Or am I wrong, and there are cases where selling graphic assets has actually made serious money?
Oh, this is difficult and interesting topic with lots of nuances.
Hiring an artist online usually costs around $10–20 per single illustration. But i think you agree that’s not enough to cover a full game.
We offer about 2000 assets, which let you build complete games right after purchase. The cost is under $50 for access to the entire library.
It’s much easier to add 1–2 missing elements yourself than to draw everything from scratch.
For those who want more uniqueness, it’s convenient to take the basics from us (icons, menus, backgrounds, etc.), and then add the main visuals (like important characters or objects) on their own.
To understand market you can check how many games on itch for example:)
