Hear a cross-section
The free sampler below is drawn from these same twelve packs, so it is a fair sample of what the collection contains.
Download the 33-sound sampler free · Buy the collection on itch.io
300 game sound effects, in 12 packs, in one purchase
The Complete Collection is every pack in the catalogue: interface, horror, science fiction, nature, weapons, casual mobile and the six Halloween sets. The files are identical to the individual packs and stay organised by pack, so you can drop in only the folders a project needs.
- 300 sounds across 12 packs
- WAV, 44.1 kHz, 16-bit stereo
- Levelled to −1.5 dBTP
- No attribution required
What is in it
UI Essentials
30 interface soundsTaps, toggles, confirms, errors, notifications and level-up cues.
Horror Essentials
30 atmospheric soundsAmbient beds, stingers, creature and body sounds.
Sci-Fi Essentials
30 science fiction soundsWeapons and energy, engines, computer interfaces, doors and alarms.
Nature Essentials
30 outdoor soundsAmbience beds for forest, water, weather and fire, plus animal and footstep events.
Weapons Essentials
30 combat soundsMelee steel, bows and firearms, with impacts and handling detail.
Casual Mobile
30 game-feel soundsBubble pops, coin collects, combo chains, star ratings and level completes.
Halloween Monsters
20 creature soundsVampire, werewolf, zombie, ghost, skeleton and witch.
Halloween Witchcraft
20 potion and spell soundsCauldrons, cork pops, liquid pours and spellcasting.
Halloween Graveyard
20 crypt and undead soundsCoffin lids, stone slabs, shovels, chains and gates.
Halloween Spooky Party
20 playful fright soundsParty horns, balloon pops, comic screams and stingers.
Halloween Game Feel
20 seasonal interface soundsCandy collects, pumpkin pops, seasonal confirms and level completes.
Is the collection better value than buying packs separately?
Yes, past about three packs. The collection contains all twelve, and the files are the same ones sold individually rather than a reduced set. If a project only needs interface and weapons audio, two packs is the cheaper route; if it needs four or more, the collection is not.
Can I use it in a commercial game?
Royalty-free for commercial and non-commercial work, unlimited projects, no attribution required. The one restriction is that the audio files may not be resold or redistributed on their own as a sound library or pack. Full terms are on the licensing page.
What format are the files?
Uncompressed WAV, 44.1 kHz, 16-bit stereo, levelled to −1.5 dBTP true peak. WAV rather than OGG because Unity and Unreal re-encode audio at build time, so importing an already-compressed file compresses it twice and you hear the artefacts. Every file is checked for edge clicks and DC offset before release — here is why that matters.
How the sounds are made
The source audio is generated with ElevenLabs Sound Effects under a paid commercial licence. That is the starting point rather than the product: each candidate is screened by ear and by measurement, the ones that do not hold up are cut and regenerated, and the survivors are trimmed, faded, level-matched across their pack and set to −1.5 dBTP.
Where to buy
The collection is on itch.io. Individual packs are also on the Unity Asset Store and Fab — the store pages list every destination.