High-quality modular stone wall pack, featuring various gameplay and narrative segments, optimized for games, real-time applications, and city fortification.

This set allows you to build custom city perimeters and defensive lines with ease. Unlike simple repetitive walls, this pack includes unique variations that add instant storytelling and gameplay opportunities—such as a wall with a merchant's stall attached for the inner city, a section with climbing ropes for stealth gameplay, a gate archway, and a segment with wooden stairs for guard access.

FeaturesModular Versatility: Designed to snap together seamlessly, allowing you to construct city walls of any length or configuration.

Rich Variations: Includes 6 distinct modules:

Standard Wall: Basic defensive section with crenellations.

Archway Gate: A passage for players, civilians, or carts to enter/exit the city.

Stairway Section: Features a wooden staircase and platform for accessing the battlements.

Market Stall Attachment: A wall section with a lean-to vendor stall, perfect for populating the city interior.

Climbing Ropes: A section with hanging ropes, suggesting a secret entry point or thieves' route.

Reinforced Wall: Sturdy stone brickwork consistent with the tower assets.

Optimized Topology: Clean, quad-dominant wireframe ensures excellent performance without sacrificing detail.

Scene Ready: Pivots are aligned for easy grid snapping and modular assembly.

Technical DetailsModeling: Blender

Texturing: PBR workflow

UVs: Trim sheet based unwrapping

Materials: Stone (Walls), Wood (Stairs/Stall), and Fabric/Rope elements

Topology: Quad-dominant, clean mesh

Scale: Real-world scale

Pivot: Corner/Edge aligned for modular snapping

Use CasesConstructing fortified medieval cities and towns

Level design requiring verticality (stairs/ropes)

Marketplace boundaries using the stall-attached wall

Siege scenarios and city breaches

Background fortifications for cinematics

NotesNo animations included.

No scene or lighting included.

What you see is what you get – screenshots rendered with preview lighting.