There are a few categories of Free assets on the store that you should be aware of: Then, there are others out there who only make free stuff. In my case I make both free and paid assets, and I tend to use my free ones as a means to introduce people to the quality of my work.

As an asset publisher myself ( UtopiaWorx Publisher Page) I can say with certainty that the creation of Free assets can be a tricky proposition. Now, before I get into the list, I want to take a moment and talk about Free assets and what they mean to you and the publishers who make them.

But instead of the boring old “here are the top 5 free assets you have seen over and over again for the last 2 years”, I want to take a different approach and point out some of the best hidden free assets that you likely don’t know about. There are big assets, small assets, expensive assets, and you guessed it FREE assets. Anyone who has visited the Asset Store knows that there is jungle of content out there and it’s a time consuming ordeal to hack and slash your way through the thick of it and separate the shining gems from the, well, not so shiny ones. But then they offered me a signed picture of Director Bot, and I was on the first plane to Canada.Īnyway, today I wanted to talk about some FREE assets you can get from the Unity Asset Store that will make the process of designing your game more rewarding (and certainly more cost effective).

Recently, the team at Cinema Suite had asked me if I would be interested in writing a few articles for them, and at first I said no. I’ve been writing blogs here and there for a while and doing my best to share my Unity knowledge/know how with others. If you are unfamiliar with me, I’m John, Unity developer, Asset Publisher, Director of Software Development, Father of Four and Bearded Dragon Aficionado. In either case, it’s great to see you again. If you are reading this, you have likely stumbled here by accident, or my clever article title has wooed you into a sense of deep soothing and bliss, like settling into a warm bath after a long day of fixing bugs or collapsed vertices.

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