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Horror Items
Weapons, tools, and objects for horror and survival games. 97 assets including axes, knives, medical supplies, chains, and improvised weapons. Gritty textures and dark tones for atmospheric horror gameplay.
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Free for personal & commercial use · No attribution required · Full license
About this collection
Arm your horror game with the Horror Items collection — 97 pixel art sprites of weapons, tools, and survival objects. Features axes, machetes, crowbars, chainsaws, medical kits, flashlights, chains, bear traps, and improvised weapons. Each item has a worn, gritty look with rust, blood spatters, and weathered textures that sell the survival horror atmosphere. Perfect for inventory systems, loot drops, and environmental storytelling. All assets are transparent PNGs at 200×200 pixels.
How to use these Horror Items sprites
The Horror Items collection collects 97 sprites in one consistent style. Expect pieces like compass brass glass needle north pointing, crossbow wooden bolt loaded medieval and crowbar red iron heavy pry bar tool. Every file is a transparent PNG, free for commercial use with no attribution.
Engine tips
Import with point filtering and no compression so the palette survives. Keep everything on integer scale factors, and atlas the set into a single sheet to cut draw calls — the sprites already share a canvas size, so packing is lossless.
Ideal for
- Survival horror
- Horror platformers
- Atmospheric narrative games
- 2D game projects
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Frequently asked questions
Can I use these Horror Items pixel art sprites in a commercial game?
Yes. All 97 assets in the Horror Items collection are free for personal and commercial projects, including games you sell on Steam, itch.io, or app stores. No attribution required.
What format are the Horror Items assets?
Every sprite is a transparent PNG, ready to import into Unity, Godot, GameMaker, RPG Maker, Phaser, or any other game engine.
Do I need an account to download Horror Items sprites?
No. Free assets can be downloaded instantly without signing up — no watermarks and no download limits.