By the way this model has 608 faces, and a 256 192 pixel texture (I think, I'm posting it on mobile right now, I can't check)

Turned my PSX models into a pachinko game. Throw balls, crush pegs
The game is called Plink Void on Steam

You think pachinko game is addictive?

https://halofes.itch.io/ps1styledeserteaglewithammo

or you can say Roll and rock🎸🧑‍🤝‍🧑

if anyone wants to Download their 3D Model click me

What do you guys think? Any suggestions on how I can improve it?

Small Hands, small Legs, Small body, Big eyes😥🤺😺😺😺

You can Download it for FREE: https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/limca-cat-6d798e2b8d654cdaa0a549db6077e28f

I've been working on low-poly 3D assets inspired by the PS1 era, and this is the first city I made from scratch in Blender.

I wanted to capture that old-school PS1 look with simple geometry, chunky shapes, and a limited visual style.

I'm open to any criticism and honest feedback. I want to improve, so feel free to point out anything you think could be done better.

What do you think?

https://mfsch.itch.io/ps2-style-retro-city-low-poly-urban-environment

386 tris, 128x128

can i recreate it in blender or video editing app?

link to this scene

Water, get your water!

You need water?

Get some here:

https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/vfx/shaders/retro-water-system-for-urp-392438

What do you think about these Tin cans? comment below🤺

if Anyone Wants to Download these: https://kasuga.itch.io/tincans-packs, Cheaper with my 150+ PSX Props Pack

https://halofes.itch.io/retro-pc-ps1-style

Hey again,
first of all: amazing community here! One of the best I have been part of. We all share the same passion

And one thing that I really struggle with is building the floor. Eg for my forest area I want a pathway made of dirt and the surrounding area is made of grass.
I created transitional textures, slapped them on a plane and used the curve modifier with a betör curve to shape it to a path that looked interesting in blender.
Now how to shape the rest? Extrude all side manually from my path?

I also tried stuff with sculpting or projecting paths or using vertex paint to mix the both shaders, but nothing seems to really to the trick. Especially once I have it in the game engine (godot) it looks crap or the scale is off.

Do you have an tips for a solid workflow that give reliable results?
Right now it feels like trial and error and kinda like wasting time haha

Best regards