CraftPix vs Quaternius

CraftPix is a web-based catalog for finding 2D game art, with free downloads and paid assets. Its range includes sprites, characters, animated objects and enemies, backgrounds, tilesets, interface elements, isometric art, pixel art, game kits, 3D models and text effects. Game developers, indie studios and hobbyists are its stated audience. Assets can be integrated into Unity, Unreal Engine, Buildbox, Construct 2 and GameSalad. Freebie assets may be modified and used in personal or commercial projects without attribution. Purchased assets can be used in unlimited free and commercial projects without royalties, and remain usable after a subscription ends. The license bars redistributing source art, including slightly altered versions, so another end user can use it; it also bars using licensed art or derivatives to train, test, validate or improve AI systems. CraftPix lists a free plan and paid options from $4.50. Memberships include unlimited downloads, with higher-priority support listed for members.

Quaternius is a web catalog of game assets for personal, educational, and commercial projects. Its asset types include 3D models, animations, textures, source files, characters, environments, props, weapons, vehicles, and game kits, with packs covering characters, nature, animated assets, buildings, and vehicles. The QAL license is perpetual and royalty-free, allowing users to use, modify, and incorporate assets without attribution. It does not allow the assets themselves to be resold or redistributed as standalone files, packs, stock files, or templates. The Ultimate Animated Animal Pack contains 12 animals, each with more than 12 unique animations, in FBX, OBJ, glTF, and Blend formats. Models can be edited in Blender, and textures commonly use atlases. Free downloads cost nothing; paid Patreon tiers start at $10 a month.