Sound effect packs for games, synthesised procedurally. File formats and counts are stated on each store page. 16 products.
How these are made. Every CSAF product is made with AI. Each entry below repeats the AI disclosure exactly as its store page states it (for example "AI Assisted, Code, Graphics").
One palette. Every slot a JRPG needs. Bronze, glass, bamboo, cypress and steel — struck, and left to ring in one room. Most anime-flavoured packs are a folder: some bright chimes, some sword sounds, some sparkle, assembled from wherever.
A developer asked for this, tried to build it, and could not.
104 dialogue sounds. 13 speakers, not one blip pitched 13 ways. Text advance blips are the sound almost every RPG and visual novel needs, and almost nobody sells properly.
132 sounds for tower defense, lane strategy and autobattlers — built as a state language, not a bag of impacts. A tower defense player learns the lane by ear.
103 sounds. 17 modern places that feel empty. Car parks, subway platforms, laundromats, stairwells, a mall after hours, a server room, an office at night, a storm drain, a closed arcade, an indoor pool.
119 sound effects for the part of a roguelike no dungeon pack covers: the run itself. A generic dungeon pack sells the door and the chest.
Seventeen places, each shipped in the layers it is made of. Most ambience packs hand you an atmosphere.
Everything in this pack is the same machine, in the same room.
Every motor in this pack ships a load ladder — three or four seamless loops rendered from the same body — instead of one engine loop you have to pitch-shift and hope.
Everything in this pack is the same ship.
Every mechanism in this pack ships its whole lifecycle. Not one "door open" one-shot — a handle, a start, a swing that loops for as long as your animation runs, a stop, a slam, and a rattle when it is locked.
108 sound effects. 6 elements. One 12-stage casting chain, shipped complete for every single one. This is not a bag of magic sounds. It is a spell state machine, in audio.
104 sounds of weather, built to be mixed rather than chosen. Most weather packs give you rain_light and rain_heavy and leave you to crossfade between them.
144 medieval combat impacts, filed by what hits what. A combat system does not ask for "axe". It asks for "axe on mail", because the armour decides the sound as much as the weapon does.
A clicker is not a game with a click in it. It is a game where one action fires thousands of times and has to keep feeling different as the numbers grow.
135 sounds of water, indexed by how deep it is. Most packs answer "I need water footsteps" with a folder called water holding a handful of splashes.