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a set of two low poly 3d characters inspired by the early 2000s video game graphics

**Please read the following before you buy**

File Formats: FBX / GLB / Blend (blender file).

Product Includes: 2 characters Amy and Adrian

Textures: 256 × 256 px and original higher resolution.

Rig:

  • The character is rigged with a Mixamo rig.
  • No animations are included. You can easily add animations from the Mixamo website by simply uploading the FBX character file and selecting the desired animation.


License & Support:

  • You can use these models commercially without needing to credit me, although credit is greatly appreciated.
  • If you experience any issues with the files, feel free to reach out.

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Updated 5 days ago
Published 9 days ago
StatusIn development
CategoryAssets
Rating
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
(1 total ratings)
AuthorDrillimpact
Tags3D, Asset Pack, Characters, Female Protagonist, Low-poly, Male protagonist, No AI, ps2, PSX (PlayStation), Retro
ContentNo generative AI was used

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In order to download this asset pack you must purchase it at or above the minimum price of $13.30 USD. You will get access to the following files:

retro-characters-pack-game-assets.zip 5.2 MB
Version 0.0.1

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Hey, will this work in blender3.0?

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Probably not, since I'm using the latest Blender version, but you can always try the FBX file

These look awesome! Would love to see more horror movie archetypes! Keep up the great work!

Hey thanks
I'm planning to add 3 more characters to this pack. Let me know if you have any suggestions

Well... the only ones I could think of are like the snotty rich dude and the queen-bee cheerleader type. But, that's my suggestion. Great stuff!

I like your style! Are the clothes and models separate? I.e. could I easily modify them to add/remove different clothes, or are they one fused mesh?

Thanks. Sadly, they're one fused mesh.
the textures are easy to edit btw

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Well if you ever want to make some, I’d be interested in base meshes or modular character models in your style!

Same, base meshes with different clothing style presets will make me purchase instantly