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Dungeon Architect vs Gaea

Dungeon Architect

dungeonarchitect.dev

Gaea

quadspinner.com

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FigureDungeon ArchitectGaea
Price from—Free
Free plan—Yes
Free trial——
Open source——
WindowsYesYes
macOSYes—
LinuxYes—
Plans published17
Spec score · Game Map Generators7.9 (#7)8.3 (#4)
MakerThe maker identifies itself as Code Respawn Pvt Ltd.QuadSpinner is a bootstrapped software studio based in Questa, New Mexico, founded in 2008 by Dax Pandhi and Cynthia Najim.
PurposeDungeon Architect generates procedural levels for Unreal Engine and Unity.Gaea is a terrain design platform for VFX, games, and virtual production.
SupportThe Fab listing points users to documentation, tutorials and Discord community support.Support, maintenance, and minor updates are included at no additional cost, and the company says it does not offer a guaranteed support SLA.

Plans

Dungeon Architect

  • Dungeon Architect for Unity$300, paid once

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Gaea

  • Indie$99, paid once
  • Professional$199, paid once
  • Enterprise$299, paid once
  • Community EditionFree
  • Indie$99, paid once
  • Professional$199, paid once
  • Enterprise$299, paid once

Gaea pricing →

In their own words

Dungeon Architect

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Gaea

Gaea is a Windows terrain design application for VFX, games, and virtual production. It builds terrain from procedural forms, imported data, or hand-drawn elements, then applies simulations for erosion, debris, glaciers, rivers, snow, and vegetation. It can produce terrain-aware color, textures, masks, material zones, vegetation data, and flow maps. Exports include heightfields, meshes, point clouds, textures, masks, and other terrain data. Bridges connect Gaea with Unreal Engine and Houdini; the Gaea2Houdini plugin requires a Professional or Enterprise license. Gaea also offers node-based compositing and a hybrid render engine.

The Community Edition is free for non-commercial use. The listed perpetual-license prices are $99 a month for Indie, $199 a month for Professional, and $299 a month for Enterprise; each is described as a one-time price. Gaea requires Windows, an AVX2-capable CPU, and at least 16 GB of RAM. CPU-only operation is supported; GPU compute needs CUDA 12.5 or higher or HIP 6.0 or higher.

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