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CC0 Dark fantasy buildings and landscapes

Author: 
M-S
Saturday, August 22, 2026 - 22:20
Project: 
Blasphemer

This collection is meant to be used by the Blasphemer game for its intermission screen maps, however it could be useful for other games with similar themes, so feel free to use any of the assets here. Here's a description of what the Blasphemer intermission screens are planned to look like:

Episode 1: Mark of the Blasphemer.

E1M1: The tomb from which the player emerges

E1M2: Another cemetery

E1M3:

E1M4

E1M5

E1M6

E1M7

E1M8

E1M9

Episode 2: Burnt Soil

E1M1: 

E2M2: 

E2M3:

E2M4:

E2M5

E2M6

E2M7

E2M8

E2M9

Episode 3: Domain of Despair

E3M1:

E3M2: 

E3M3:

E3M4

E3M5

E3M6

E3M7

E3M8

E3M9

Collected Art: 
Medieval Buildings Pack
Preview
Isometric rendering setup for Blender
Preview
Western-European Castle (Isometric 2.5D)
Preview
Medieval Castle (Lvl 2)
Preview
LowPoly Medieval Village Pack
Preview
Old stone buildings
Preview
mausoleum_1
Preview
Graveyard
Preview
Fortified city
Preview
Magic stones
Preview
The Invertub
Preview
Ship / Destroyed Ship
Preview
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I understand that I'll end up looking really stupid if I didn't read the above paragraph, and want to download the credits file.

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