Desert City: Oasis

Desert City: Oasis is a low poly pack for building Middle Eastern cities — sandstone buildings, mosque domes, trading docks, palm oases. The palette stays soft: muted sand and sky, with the domes and market awnings carrying the bright color.

You get the big pieces and the small ones. Mosques with minarets on one end, tiny market stalls on the other, plus bridges, piers, trees, rocks, and assorted landscape props. The buildings stack across levels and the streets wind, so you can shoot a wide city panorama or zoom in on one quiet corner. Good for games, visual novels, and architectural renders.

Key Features

• 213 assets
• Demo scene
• Works everywhere: Unity, Unreal, Blender, FBX, OBJ, GLTF, STL, and more
• Atlas texture workflow
• 3 Unity render pipelines: Built-in, URP and HDRP
• VR/AR ready
• Simple to use, well organized
• Technical support via Discord and email.

Pack Content

Demo scene. The HDRI in the product content is different from what you see in the preview renderers.

213 models:

• 22 Landscape Elements: Ground, road, water, mountains, plains, hills, seeded hills, etc.
• 75 Buildings: Building, mosque, dome, towers, foundation, stairs, base, bridge, arch, slab, etc.
• 24 Plants: Tree, palm, baobab, bush, cactus, grass, etc.
• 14 Animals: Deer, elk, horse, bear, cow.
• 92 Props: Cart, table, barrel, sack of grain, crate, counter, food counter, hay, box, log, board, beam, fence, tent, awning, boat, pier, etc.

Compatibility with Game Engines

• Unity 6000+
• Unity 2021.3+
• Unreal Engine 5.0+
• Unreal Engine 4.20+
• Godot 3.4+
• Roblox Studio

Technical Info

Polygon Count: 159K triangles (746 per model)
Scale: Real-world-size
Materials: 1 material (color)
Textures: 1 texture (color). Resolution: 1024 px
Collision: Yes
File Formats: Unity, Unreal Engine, Blender, C4D, Maya, 3DSMax, FBX, OBJ, GLTF, STL

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