RPG 8x8 Tileset and sprites
A downloadable Sprite Sheet
I am learning Programing (Lua for the TIC80, specifically), and made a bunch of tiles for an RPG game. this is a VERY small game (the TIC-80 allows 255 sprites, and 255 tiles). The top 255 tiles are for the background/map, and the second set of 255 are for sprites. for the purpose of my game i did not add a lot of background sprites, but I did add enough for grassland, forest, desert, beach, and tundra. I have included NPC's, Items, a UI, 2 bosses, 6 enemy types, chests, and more. If you use these in a game, please let me know! I would love to see what you come up with. (if you put me in the credits, even better!)
For the player, there are 2 sprites for facing in each direction (for walking), with and without the shield. Also, included are sword swings, ax swings, shovel digging, arrow attacks (4 directions), and status effects.
Everything was created inside the TIC-80 sprite editor with only 16 colors
Edit notes: I added an item to the sprite sheet: a ice skate It was something that I was meaning to add from the beginning (the hole was there in the sheet) but forgot to add. Also added GIF of the player equipping a shield and swinging a sword
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Development log
- Small changesAug 21, 2019










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What is the color palette that you used. When importing the sprites and tiles, the colors do not match the png file.
I made this a LONG time ago, but I believe it was the Default TIC80 color pallet. I have since went back and removed the 'black', but that is a separate file.
I just downloaded the file and brought it into Aseprite, and all of the colors seem to be correct on my end. What program are you using to view the file?
First, I opened the file in Aseprite and split them into two separate files, one for sprites and one for tiles. Then I imported them respectively into TIC-80. That is where the colors show up differently.
I really love the snow textures, and would love to see more like it!
Looks amazing!
Hey, could you give us this without this dark background?
Took me a while (photoshop was being a pain, and I can't not find a way to do it in the TIC-80 editor), but here you go! I ended up just loading it into Piskel and using the paint bucket to 'paint' all the dark tiles transparent. Let me know if it works for you!
Now it's great. Thank you