Kitbash3D Wants to Reach Unity and Unreal Devs, Starting With These Free Assets ToddMitchell, August 11, 2020July 11, 2024 KitBash3D specializes in high-end art assets suitable for TV, film, and triple-A games; a look at its website names Disney, Marvel, and Fox among its high-profile customers as well as top studios including Ubisoft, EA, and 2K. Today, the company announced steps toward reaching the rest of the game development community, including its “game engine ready” release, promising seamless compatibility with Unity and Unreal Engine. What may make KitBash3D’s kits particularly compelling for Unity/Unreal game developers is its modular approach to asset creation. The company organizes assets into themed “kits” designers can use like building blocks to create original environments while maintaining the kit’s style and level of detail. To help creators see if the asset kits are a good fit, KitBash3D is offering its Neo City kit for free today at the KitBash3D website. Share this:FacebookXLike this:Like Loading... Game Development game developmentGameDevIndieDev
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