On the one hand, this is a very nice asset. Normally I would be super happy, but it has a lot of downsides. 1 - the textures, that's the biggest criticism. Not only that they are outdated (very washed out) but also inclusive alpha channel. But that's not even necessary, diffuse would do it in any case, and needs less graphics memory. In addition, post-processing in a photo program is impossible. Because the alpha channel overlays almost everything. I don't have any insight into this myself, so: an unneeded channel is detrimental to editing, and is also: nonsense that loads the graphics memory by approx. 8 - 16 MB more than necessary. Per texture. ( depending on size ). 2nd - Substance Painter. The biggest poison in modeling ever invented. The whole asset is a real dream of : this is not the way to do it. Every chair cushion, painted on 2 sides, nothing is ni the UV map made with love. Where 3 sofa textures are necessary, one would be sufficient, which gives at least 4 times the sharpness if you build it properly. But no: it is “pasted” we take 1024 textures or 2048 textures and use sizes of 100x100 pixels, but repeat the sofa cushion 10x, so that we end up with 100x100 resolution, but huge textures. But lots of them. Absolutely: unoptimized. Unfortunately, this narrow range of textures runs through the entire asset. In this way, it costs 10 times as much graphics memory as a look from the 3DFX era or similar. These are the key points that are negative here. The positives: the overall design is relatively nice. There is a lot of garbage, if it were in high resolution or better, it would be an absolute eye-catcher. Also the bathroom, with all the dirt etc. is actually beautiful, but unfortunately so washed out that it hurts to even put a light source in there. ... the wallpaper is a dream. Upscaled, the textures give something and are tiled. There was set to “only” 1024x1024, which is a pity. Space that could easily have been saved on the furniture, there it is wasted but with both hands. Otherwise, the asset is actually quite nicely done. From curtains to mattresses lying on the floor, garbage lying around and other things round it off. It's a shame that the work was so unoptimized. Unfortunately, it doesn't have much to do with “speed up your development”. “How much can I spend on this and what will I have to pay?” in this day and age, you can't really offer that to a “player” anymore, they'll put you through the wringer. It's like this. Everything has to be overkill. But: if you want to take the time to upscale a few textures (assuming you have a good upscaler), it's ok. To get the unoptimization out of the furniture, you would have to: painstakingly disassemble each texture, take out the white value, negate it, cut out the required parts, paste them onto a single atlas, and then UV-map them again using a 3D program like Blender (preferably). This is feasible, but takes hours of work. To ensure that the whole thing is perfectly rounded off, the models cannot be imported directly into Blender, but must first be converted with a converter (so I strongly suspect that Adobe software was used again...). something overpriced that nobody needs). All in all: an actually nice asset, but with massive downsides. Why “only” 2 stars ? I note that this asset was released in 2014. At that time, graphics memory was even rarer than it is today. You can get 10 times the visuals without Substance Painter, and without wasting texture space on a large scale. Therefore I deduct - one star - extra, because it is a 2014 asset, and at that time resources were even more precious than they are today anyway. Another star deducted because the optics today, as back then: don't seem really sharp or satisfactory, especially in such dark scenes! The last star deduction is for the fact that an asset that is now 10 years old is actually offered at a price of 35 euros without a single handshake being done to it since December 2019. Which also means: the last update was 5 years ago. Nothing was maintained or worked on, but the expected price exceeds the price of a consumer priced Indi game that is 1000x as complex by at least 10 euros! (cut for Indi games, 20 - 25 euros, or you don't sell anything). So in summary (as with many assets, unfortunately) an asking price of: extreme, with a quality of the day before yesterday, with little care. This creates a result of 2 stars. Unfortunately. Overall, there is a lot of potential there. The models themselves are okay so far, and the meshes are okay, but of course they are no longer completely up to date, they serve their purpose. Unfortunately, we can't say anything more about it. a few updates would have been nice. Especially for the textures. And at the expected price! Would I recommend the asset? - if you have a hard time and want to revise... conditionally. - if you want quality, no. - if you use VR, definitely not, the dark colors cause a lot of motion sickness with the blurry textures. forego. What is the maximum amount you should spend? - 50% Sale, or lower. Under no circumstances is it worth the full price! @Dev: Maybe a few of my tips will inspire you to upgrade what is actually a beautiful asset. If so, I'd be happy to come back and re-evaluate. At any time! but: I evaluate purely factually performance + price + technology. and unfortunately that's only 2 stars. I can't make a recommendation at the moment. a reasonable price for today as the asset stands. 10 Euro. then it would be okay. But offering 10-year-old, unupdated content for 35 euros is simply too expensive for what is offered.

This and the Horror FPS kit are a great combo, they are going to do a ton of the heavy lifting for me on the visual side. The cabinets in this for instance look like they'll combine pretty seamlessly with the interactable system in HFPS, giving me a lot more versatility in the environment. Everything looks great, looking forward to adding in to my project!

Very nice environment assets, as shown in the images. A lot of props, a lot of materials, all dirty with this "abandoned" feeling. One of the best things is the "mess" assets we can put on the floor (dirt, papers, debris, cans, boxes...) which is a real plus. Just one thing is weird: the props prefabs have a lot of useless box colliders: for example, a table will have one collider for each leg, while one big box collider would be enough. But it's a small remark. 5 stars :)

This is perfect to simulate a messy interior. The bathtub piles of trash and mattress are my favorites. If I think horror this set is one of the first that comes to mind in terms of atmosphere. Inspirational work here!

If you own a time machine and can take this Asset back to 1988 it could be useful. Otherwise, bushleague quality.

Every room has the same style, can't be distinguished by eyes. So variation is needed for different room.

Massive and atmospheric, Dirty Apartments is a perfect setting for a horror first person game, so great for me. Nice that there are already two fully rendered scenes, with FP controller already set up - lots of room to expand and add your own prefabs and decor.

One of my all time favorite assets. Easy to use, beautiful, realistic, and priced very well.

I found a lot of great objects in this package, to add to our upcoming horror game. Thanks, and keep up the great work!

Really well done set. High quality and great looking! Dev also came to my help in my time of need!