Super Pixel Effects MEGAPACK 1
A downloadable asset pack
Create your ultimate game with top-notch pixel art! This asset pack features over 100 high quality animated pixel art effect animations, projectiles, and more- All drawn by hand. Each animation comes in a large and a small size, and all effects have multiple color themes! With a wide variety of fluid, high-quality animations, these assets are sure to juice up your game!
Best of all, this megapack will be updated until it contains TWELVE asset packs! After that, stay tuned for news about Megapack 2.
Coming up next:
- #12: Sci-fi FX Pack 2 (Mid-January 2025)
ASSET PACK LIST
WHAT'S INCLUDED
- 10 animated pixel art effects or projectiles per asset pack
- Each asset comes in a large and a small size (hand-drawn, not just rescaled!)
- Each asset has multiple color themes
- Individual PNG files for each animation frame
- Spritesheets for each animation, with parsable metadata
License: Attribution + no reselling the asset itself. Commercial and non-commercial use OK!
This asset and many more are included as rewards on my Patreon!
Purchase
In order to download this asset pack you must purchase it at or above the minimum price of $24.99 USD. You will get access to the following files:
Comments
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Any chance you would make non pixelated effects? Your art is great!
Thank you! It's possible in the future, but right now I'm rocking pixel art pretty hard. Between that and game dev it's kind of a full plate!
Hi, I'm considering either buying this pack or becoming a patreon to get some attack effects.
I'd use this for a commercial monster taming pixel art game (for the record the games in my page are very outdated so the style has changed).
As great as the effects look (10/10 btw) I'm wondering if these have been used in other games similar to the one I'm making since I'd would want to keep my game from getting confused with other games in the genre, do you know if that is the case?
Thanks in advance!
Hi, I'm glad you like the art! There's no way for me to keep track of who's using the assets for which type of game, unless they post somewhere and tag me. I guess I'd say it's somewhat unlikely that they've been used for a high-profile monster-taming game? Either way, I think the uniqueness of the monsters in your game and any special mechanics in your combat system are what's going to set it apart from other games in the genre. Fancy effects would definitely catch peoples' eyes in a trailer though!
Yeah, I suppose that was a given, and its really not that big of a factor at the end of the day. Thanks for taking the time to answer.
No prob- Best of luck with the game, I followed you on itch so if you post it there I'll see it!