City Exteriors RPG Tileset

Tiles and objects for building top-down cityscapes and surrounding areas in 2D games.

This pack provides everything you need to create classic top-down RPG city environments on a 16x16 grid. With 1089+ placeable tiles, animated objects, and demo scripts, it covers urban streets, buildings, and natural surroundings. Designed with Unity’s Universal Render Pipeline (URP) in mind, the sprites and assets adapt easily to Godot, GameMaker, or other engines with minimal tweaks.

What’s Included

• 1089+ Tiles: Ground sets for streets, sidewalks, grass, and dirt, plus buildings and floral decor.
• 10 Animated Objects: Sliding doors and more, with prefabs and animator controllers ready to use.
• Cityscape Essentials: Roads, city buildings, grass patches, and objects to fill out your scenes.
• Decor Details: Floral accents and space-filling props for lively environments.
• Scripts:
  • FollowWaypoints and AnimationTrigger C# scripts (MIT license) used in demo GIFs.
  • 2 simple shaders: Hue shift and 6-max color replace for recoloring experiments.

Why This Pack?

• Complete Cities: Build urban and rural zones with a cohesive 16x16 style.
• Ready to Go: Animated prefabs and scripts save setup time, especially in Unity.
• Adaptable: Sprites work across engines; shaders add customization options.
• Future Updates: Every purchase includes access to all pack expansions—more tiles and features to come.

How to Use

• Download the zip (size TBD—add this!).
• Import into Unity (URP setup included), Godot, or your preferred engine.
• Start placing tiles and objects—check the demo scripts for animation tips.

Pick it up now and start crafting your cityscapes. Questions? Leave a comment below.

License

Crediting isn’t required but appreciated—use "Chris’ Tutorials" if you do. You can:

• Use in personal and commercial projects.
• Modify the assets to fit your needs.
• Sell derivative works inspired by this pack (excluding original sprites). You cannot:
• Redistribute or sell the original assets.
• Claim them as your own. C# scripts are under the MIT license and redistributable.