My Action RPG Character Template (Male)

Have you always wanted to make a top-down action RPG with larger sprites and good animations but always got stuck on the animations? Yes, those tricky animations in four directions for attacking, jumping, rolling, running, etc. Well, I've been through that too and know how hard it is to find good references. With that in mind, I created this package that includes the basics you need to create the main character for your dream Action RPG  game. But that's not all, i also plan to create  more animations for this model in the future.

Examples:

New Content!!!

6 more animations have been added, only in the "Front" direction. 

* You can force the character to turn in the "Front" direction every time you perform one of these animations. The new content includes:

• Drinking
• Eating
• Equip/Unequip Lamp
• Get Item
• Climbing
• Siting

What will you find in this pack? All animations are functional in 4 directions:

• Idle (4 Frames)
• Walking (8 Frames)
• Running (8 Frames)
• Attacking  (10 Frames)
• Getting Hurt (4 Frames)
• Dying (8 Frames)
• Rolling (8 Frames)
• Jumping (7 Frames)

Files:

My Character Animations Template Male (Full Animations)

- Aseprite file containing all animations.

- PNG file containing all animations

My Character Animations Template Male (Demo)

- Aseprite file containing only Idle, Walk animations.

- PNG file containing only Idle, Walk animations.

I really love when a game is filled with animations, so I plan to create more animations for this character ( and Female model) in the future, such as:

• Pushing boxes
• Fishing
• Using a pickaxe
• Using a hoe
• Equipping/Unequipping a weapon
• Riding a horse
• Interacting with objects
• Opening/Closing chests
• Pulling levers, etc.

            License Agreement

By purchasing this 2D sprite pack, you are granted the following rights:

• Usage: You are free to use these sprites in any personal or commercial project.
• Modification: You may modify the sprites to suit your needs.

Credit Requirement:

• All I ask is that you provide credit for the original sprites in your project's credits section.