One of the most appealing things about this pack is the inclusion of Japanese-inspired material - perfect for all Japanese horror movie enthusiasts! Arranged in both 16x16 and 'plug and play' 32x32 RPG Maker VX Ace versions for ease of use. The perfect companion to my Horror City Sprite Packs, these tilesets are full of character and possibilities! Frontier Works: Horror Interior Tiles is an incredible new pack containing modern tiles that will find the perfect place in many horror games. Arranged in both 16x16 and 'plug and play' 32x32 RPG Maker VX Ace versions for ease of use.
I'm still working on getting a full-pack download together.Horror City - Sewer & Factory Tiles. Link is here: You can view all of the files and download them individually. Credit to me (crackedthesky) would be nice, a link back to my Hinterland project would be nice, but I won't come looking for you if you don't.
Commercial, noncommercial, edit it, chop it up, use it as needed. Which reminds me, feel free to use any of this in any way (RPG Maker-related). I used them with Kha's Awesome Light Effects but feel free to use them for anything.
There's a Lights folder with some lighting effects I made from scratch. All of these were either made from scratch or taken from CC0-licensed sound effects. Most are various types of footsteps, but there are some other things as well, including things that would work for system sounds/spells/whatever. The SE folder has a lot of sound effects. I made them for my game, but feel free to use them if you want to. As far as tiles go, it's mostly some RTP edits/recolours (I think two floors and some castle tiles from the RTP) and some things I drew or scaled down myself, like blood (not too over-the-top, I hope), footprints, some famous public domain paintings, etc. I'm not sure how helpful it'll be, but the sound effects might come in handy at the very least. It's a horror/exploration game, and I made a few resources for it, which I'm going to post here. I recently finished and released my first game, Hinterland. Basically anything I make for my games will most likely end up being posted for use by others as well. Since the RPG Maker community has been infinitely helpful to me, I decided from the gate that I would do my best to return the favor and contribute.
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