FREE Retro Mecha SFX
A downloadable asset pack
Description
This is a free collection of old school Mecha sounds, inspired by Gundam, Genocyber, Gurenn Lagann, and Dragon Ball
New Update
I'm including 50 FREE footstep sounds made with the source sounds. Some of them sound more like punches. They're very versitile. Check them out!
Content
There 2 sound packs, one ready for drag-and-drop use, and one for sound designers.
Inside the Standard asset pack you'll find 8 categories:
- Mecha Damaged: 19 variations;
- Designed Lasers and Explosions: 35 variations;
- Mecha Flyby: 20 variations;
- Laser Beam: 12 variations;
- Short Laser Beam: 11 variations;
- Laser Wind Up: 9 variations;
- Mecha Malfunction: 20 variations;
- Turn On / Off: 14 Variations.
- Footsteps: 50 Variations.
Inside the Sound Designer pack you'll find:
- 75 high quality sounds ready to be molded and transformed into mecha sounds.
Unsure which pack is for you? Grab both! You'll surely find something useful for your mecha project. It's free after all.
Technical
Audio File Types: .WAV
Sample rate: 44100Hz
Bit depth: 16-bit
Loopable: No
Files: 265 Total Files
Size: 292 MB uncompressed
Works with every major developing platform and DAWs.
This work is licensed under Attribution 4.0 International. To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Reach me
- Discord: heltonyan#8219
- Email: fierydzn@gmail.com
- Twitter: @HeltonYan
Download
Click download now to get access to the following files:
Development log
- Added Footstep SoundsMay 21, 2023
Comments
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Super happy I stumbled across this while leafing through all the assets on itch. I've been watching a lot of mecha stuff recently and it's gonna be super cool to have good sounds for like, making mecha games with the right old-school vibe! Very hyped for it! ^^
Glad you're happy :)
I'm not actually that satisfied with how this is formated, and with the overall quality of this library.
But it's my second most famous one, so I'd be plain out wrong to take it out.
I'm working on updating these for a higher, more professional standard.
If it's any consolation, I've been finding in my creative stuff that in the process of making things I often find better practices for how to make stuff while I am in the middle of the thing? I think it is a good thing to look at a released project and make notes of the improvements to be made, whether for future things or a refined version.
I'm always on the lookout for sound libraries, so if you release updates or a version 2, or other libraries / sound assets, I'd definitely give them a look!
These are so nice.
This is impressive stuff. Good lookin' for us Mech Fan Indie Devs