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Verdant Side Sampler: 214 Free Platformer Tiles [16x16]

A tileset pack from Core Systems Asset Factory. Made with Tiled and Godot. Free; pay what you want.

Verdant Side Sampler: 214 Free Platformer Tiles [16x16] is a tileset pack for Tiled and Godot, free to download, pay what you want.

Its title or description names Godot 4. Tile size, as its title states: 16x16.

Verdant Side Sampler is 214 free 16x16 side-view platformer tiles for Godot 4 and Tiled, cut from the three paid Verdant Side volumes. Free for commercial use, no credit needed.

What is inside 214 tiles · 3 complete autotile sets · 30 slope pieces · 12 one-way platform pieces · 6 objects · 3 sample levels · PNG, Godot 4 and Tiled files · 16x16 From Verdant Side (65 tiles): grass-capped forest loam with all 47 shapes and 10 slopes, a branch platform, meadow flowers.

From Verdant Side Depths (70 tiles): brimstone rock with an ember-lit underside with all 47 shapes and 10 slopes, an iron grate platform, animated molten lava, a heap of skulls and obsidian shards.

From Verdant Side Village (79 tiles): cobbled street with a dressed kerb with all 47 shapes and 10 slopes, a market awning platform, a planter box of red and gold flowers, a wooden street bench and an iron street lamp with a flickering flame. Three sample levels (32 by 12 cells) as Godot scenes, Tiled maps, JSON and PNG. Every tile in the download.

Each is the paid volume's own file under the same name, so the art you test with is the art the volumes sell.

Tagged 16x16, autotile, Forest, Godot, lava, Medieval, Pixel Art, Side Scroller, tiled and Tileset.

AI disclosure, as the store page states it: AI Assisted, Code, Graphics

Questions

Which engines is it for?

Its itch.io store page lists Tiled and Godot under Made with. Its title or description names Godot 4.

What size are the tiles?

16x16, as stated in its title.

Free · pay what you want · Get it on itch.io. Files, screenshots and the full description are on the store page.

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