A downloadable asset pack

Here is a tileset to help prototyping metroidvania games

Main characteristics

51 different tiles to have a complete tilemap that can be drawn correctly in each situation
Dedicated white border on the tiles for the border of your tilemap
Varient with little greyborder to identify visualy world unit of your game

Available files

png files of the tilesets
.pdn file of the tileset you can modify for your custom needs
Godot project with those tilemaps integrated to test them directly

Note: .pdn is the file extension of project files of the paint.net app, use this app to change the tileset to your needs

Available tiles resolution

16 x 16 px
64 x 64 px
256 x 256 px

Note: You can even get your own resolution by modifying the provided .pdn tileset file

Notes: There is may be still things can be improved on this tileset to help visualy prototyping the level design. Pleas if you have comment to share for improving it, put in on the comments bellow !

More information

Updated	24 days ago
Status	Released
Category	Assets
Author	Martin Beaussart
Tags	2D, Asset Pack, Metroidvania, Prototype, Tilemap, Tileset

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Tileset for prototyping 2D Metroidvania games - V 1_1.7z 1.1 MB

Development log

Update V 1.1
33 days ago

Comments

mental.bloxx40 days ago (2 edits) (+1)

Hello,
Thank you for creating this tileset! It's very appreciated!
I also wanted to mention that, for future tilesets, it might be helpful to arrange the tiles in a grid pattern where each tile fits exactly within the size of the grid squares. For example, the first screenshot is the tileset provided, unaltered, on a 64x64 grid. See how they're crossing over the grid lines? In the second screenshot, I rearranged the 64x64 tiles not only to fit within the grid lines, but to also help me identify each tile's purpose (i.e. wall tile, corner tile, inner tile, etc). This way, as far as I know, it helps with using tiling programs/features if the tilemap you use is already arranged in a grid-like pattern.

I hope that made sense...

P.S: I'm not an expert at this. I'm just going by what I've learned so far and what has worked for me. I also hope that I arranged the tiles in the way you had intended. The corner pieces were particularly hard to figure out... ^_^;