10000 2D assets from cancelled game 'Glitch' given away free under CC license.

Hi all,

Just came across this, the developers of the cancelled MMO Glitch, a 2D Flash sprite game have released 10k+ of their assets for free under the Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal License. The majority of the content (avatars, locations, items, effects) is provided as flv/swf so you'll need Flash CS5 to open them, though the is a sprite pack of png's containing a wide collection of objects.

Glitch - Public Domain Art

Trailer for the game so you can get an idea of the style of assets


Might be useful for for a project even if just as placeholder art.

 

O:

 

That's a lot of assets. Someone needs to convert it to a unity pack

 

Wow! If only I had access to flash lol.

 

I have flash, anyone want the pngs?


Great art

 

WTF did I just watch?

 

Facebook meets maple story?

 

That song...is haunting.

 

I think they got inside my brain....

 

wow, that's a lot of free quality assets. very nice of them.

 

They have also provided it as flat images in the big ZIP file, in case you don't have flash.

 

On a hyperdose of caffeine?

 

That's amazing
That's just amazing

 

.....It hurts >.<

 

Crazy trailer, nice sprites. dxcam, are you going to convert them all to PNGs?!?

 

Check the page, you will find a Zip file with all the spritesheets.

 

Thanks for posting this.

 

That doesn't seem to include the scenery items (which happen to be the ones I am interested in).

 

Wow! That's very generous and kind. I don't know if I could ever doing something like this... Thanks for sharing!!!

 

Very cool thing indeed. Nice timing as well with the sparked interest in Unity 2d.

There are some pretty nice assets in there, will be great for prototyping.

 

Thanks for bringing this to everyone's attention noisecrime.

While I never use assets directly even if they are public domain(my cautious nature), these are some high quality assets and they do provide a lot of inspiration on how to design levels and props etc. This is also one of those rare cases, since the source of assets is so clear and unambiguous, one is really tempted to make an exception. This is some high quality work done by professionals and there is much to learn from starting with individual components to the way whole scenes have been created

 

wow! that's incredible... I feel really sad I didn't discover this game when it was still running, though.

Now I can't stop singing that song