Green Dragon Beat ’em up Character

Assets for Green Dragon Steam Workshop or used in another game Steam Workshop or in your own game / game development purposes or use outside of the Workshop!

These Assets you can use to create your own content to the Green Dragon game by using Steam Workshop. It is also possible to modify these assets and use in another game Steam Workshop.

Do you dream of releasing your own Beat 'em up game, but can't find the right kind of game characters? Seek no more, this 120 sprites megaset you can easily add to your game, no matter which game engine do you use!

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Japanese style Male pixelart .png sprites set for Beat 'em up, platformer and sidescroll games.

Current animations:

Idle (4 frames)
Walking (6 frames)
Jumping (24 frames)
Attack 1 (3 frames)
Attack 2 (3 frames)
Attack 3 (8 frames)
Flying Kick (12 frames)
Hit (3 frames)
Knock Down (27 frames)
Grab (1 frames)
Grab Hit (2 frames)
Throw Enemy (5 frames)
Pick Up (1 frames)
Down Attack (3 frames)
Stopped Lifting (1 frames)
Walking Lifting (7 frames)
Throw Object (5 frames)
Pick up Thrown Object (5 frames)

= totally 120 sprites!

License Permissions:

- Sell modified asset in the Steam Workshop(s): you can sell these assets in Green Dragon Workshop & any workshop which is suitable for 2D/Beat 'em up game character art
- You can use this asset for personal and commercial purpose. Credit is not required but would be appreciated
- Modify to suit your needs

You cannot do:
- Resell/redistribute this asset withouth modifying them

Steam Curated Workshop Future Integration to the Green Dragon

Green Dragon Workshop has not yet been activated and we are currently planning Curated Steam Workshop integration. Plan is to allow you to create and submit new items, level backgrounds and characters and also sell them inside the Workshop (Green Dragon Beat ’em up Character DLC permissions also allows you to use these assets in your own game, read more above on section Licence Permissions).

Currently, we are planning to implement Workshop to the game by the end of this month, but it is possible that this can be delayed end of the year.

What is Steam Workshop?

is a central hub of player-created content and tools to publish, organize, and download that content into your games. Different games will utilize the Workshop in different ways. Some games, like Team Fortress 2, allow you to create and submit new items (such as hats, weapons, badges, boots, and more) for consideration to be incorporated into the actual game. Other games like Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim allow mod authors to publish their work directly to the Workshop, and let players subscribe to mods they want to use in their game. The acceptable items, entry rules, and rewards may be different for each product, so please read the instructions carefully to see where your skills and interests can have the most impact. By submitting an item to the Steam Workshop or accepting a revenue allocation for an item, you agree to the

As part of our Early Access communications, we will bring you updates on our Steam Workshop progress.