Stone for game design Low-poly 3D model

Sure! Here's a description for Stone as a game design element:

Stone (Game Design Description):

In game design, a stone typically represents a basic, solid object used for a variety of purposes depending on the game's context. It can be a resource, obstacle, weapon, or decorative element. Stones are often associated with characteristics such as durability, weight, strength, and stability.

• Visuals: Rough texture, grayish or earthy colors, irregular shape.
• Properties: Heavy, durable, sometimes throwable or breakable with effort.
• Gameplay Uses:
  • Obstacle: Blocks paths; players must destroy, move, or navigate around it.
  • Resource: Collected and used for crafting, building, or trading.
  • Weapon: Thrown at enemies or used in melee combat.
  • Puzzle Element: Weighted object for pressure plates or to trigger events.
• Symbolism: Endurance, permanence, simplicity, nature.

Example Usage:

• In survival games, stones are a basic material for crafting tools.
• In adventure games, moving stones may solve puzzles or reveal hidden areas.
• In fantasy games, enchanted stones may grant magical powers.

Would you also like a few variants (like magic stone, ancient stone, glowing stone) with their own descriptions too?