Lots of pieces but everything feels unfinished, incompatible and unpolished, as examples: There are floor tiles (SM_BLS_Floor_01) that has shevrons to show walking direction for which there are straights, T pieces and 4 way intersections..... but no corners?! So anything you attach next to it looks out of place. There are no walls that align/match the SM_Bld_Wall_Exterior_Window_02 wall section. They all look like something is broken when put next to it. And whats worse it has a nice yellow line that doesnt match any other piece at that height. Roof tiles intersect ceiling tiles at their default heights. Many pieces have this issue, where they won't match any other piece if placed next to it, creating a jarring changes, gaps or inconsistency with neighboring pieces that are not the same thereby making them useless in the pack or needing modification to be used. Can be rescued with u modeler or blender, but once you start down that path you might just end up making your own tiles for most things Probably wont buy any of their world/setting pieces again which is a shame cos I like the Synty style, though some of the more pre-assembled things look better but are more limited at the same time.

Here you have enough assets to build your small space game! Recommended!

Me gusta que el arte sea coherente asi te puedes concentrar en las mecanicas y crecer en el mapa con los delos demas set's

Fantastic package with many different models that can be used in many ways. The organization of the assets is clear, so that you can quickly find what you are looking for in unity. Also, you can combine these assets with all the other assets from synty polygon series and many assets from other creators.

There is so much here. I'm excited to make use of this asset pack in a project soon!

Beautiful & fun.

this asset is pretty great in general. however in the exterior scene the spaceships don't have a interior. there is a interior version however it doesn't contain a roof which brothers me. i don't know if that is a glitch or part of the asset but it would of been great with a roof on the interior scene. 4/5

The best part about these assets is how seamlessly they work with the other assets from the 'Polygon' line. The second best part about these assets is how easy they are to modify. The price looks a little high at first, but the sheer amount of content is absolutely worth it, especially with the previously mentioned ease of modification. Also, all of the 3D assets are the perfect polycount / topology to use as a base to build a more detailed model. Detailed enough it looks fine by default, but low poly enough that you aren't locked into anything once you start detail modeling. It took me under half an hour to model a semi-decent face using only the initial geometry. (Not adding additional objects).

Worth grabbing for the props, but the modular environment assets are worse than useless - they're a trap with a serious lack of customisation in the materials and with geometry that actively fights you, creating small gaps frequently and only having one correct width (2Mx2M). Using them is an exercise in editing them in your modelling tool of choice to make everything fit properly together and manually editing textures to give any sort of range of variance to the colours of even the lights in the flooring. Thankfully the props are solid, which means I'll still be getting use out of this pack.

The quality of the models is really good. Due to the nature that no textures and only colored polygons are used, the vertex count for even smaller things is very high. One wall for example has around 700 vertices, which makes it unusable in large scenes. It's still a very good option for fast prototyping when you don't care about performance too much and can replace them later on with optimized models.