Controller Buttons / Gamepad Buttons 16x16 Pixelart Asset Pack
After making keyboard keys and also UI assets, I've noticed that I didn't had any gamepad/controller UI asset, I have been using these on my own games and I decided to share them on my Itch page, this pack contains controller buttons for switch, xbox and playstation!
Asset Content:
- Controller buttons!
- Every button has one animated version!
- Nintendo Switch controller!
- Playstation controller!
- XBox controller!
- 16x16 Button size!
- 32x32 Cross size!
- Some variation of colors!
- Usable on any game engine! (Unity, Godot, GameMaker)
You can:
✅Use the assets on personal or commercial projects.
✅Edit or modify the assets to fit your game.
✅Credits to ElvGames.
You cannot:
❌Use on Training/Generative AI.
❌Use on Crypto/NFT related project.
❌Resell these asset packs, not even modified.
❌Claim the asset packs as yours.
➡️For more information, you can read the full license here.
Purchase
In order to download this asset pack you must purchase it at or above the minimum price of $2.24 USD. You will get access to the following files:
Comments
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I want to buy the bundle, but I see it's part of another one. Is there a way to get a discount on items in a bundle if you already own parts of that bundle?
Hey Manic, I will enable again the mega bundle once the humble bundle ends. (:
Thanks for the reply :)
Actual question:
Does that mean, that the best way to enjoy your work, is to buy the biggest bundle and only buy individual packs afterwards? Just checking.
Rambling:
Right now, I'm kinda stuck with how I organize things and I already am downloading the Humble Bundle Tier 3 along side with manually downloading each piece inside it as well as taking screenshots of the pages I downloaded it from and such (something something, archival tendencies).
Having the same thing in multiple packs I would buy, would pose a challenge... Though I could migrate content from one bundle to another, I would also have to check for differences between files... I wonder how people manage their assets in big companies ^^"
Yes and no, it depends. In terms of value, the bundle is better. But if you only want a specific asset, then of course it’s better to just get that one.
The Humble Bundle includes a lot of assets and music that we don’t usually offer together anywhere else. It’s a complete pack for creating any kind of 2D game topdown or platformer. Unless you’re looking for something extra, you probably won’t need anything else to make a full game. You can download the whole humble bundle assets from the page right now, just go to downloads right here.