This is the best procedural city asset in the store right now. Not too hard to edit and add your own buildings. The worst issue as for me is that buildings are organized a bit differently - half of them are merged with the ground base, half not. This gives you a lot of extra work if you want to use navmesh for the whole map, for example, or if you want to fade buildings. Can't come up with one solution because their structure is different. Overall a great asset, thank you!

Gives you every thing you need procedural city wise to get started for a game. Includes lighting, traffic systems, etc. But if you have a vision then you're going to have to do or use the hard work of artists and designers. Depends on your vision.

What can I say? It does what it has to , get's updated . A well trained chimp would be able to make a city with this. you can change all the buildings to your own. it's super easy, fast, lightweight.

It's simply amazing and easy to use. I would have been happy if there were higher-quality models and an option to export not only to realistic but also to stylized. That would have been amazing.

For 300 bucks the textures suck it feels lifeless and is very hard to expand with how they have it set up.

I haven't seen a single asset for building a city that can go toe to toe with this one.

The Fantastic City Generator is simply phenomenal! It provides a city creation experience like no other tool I’ve ever used. The ease of generating complex scenes with just a few clicks is impressive, and the level of detail in the assets is impeccable. The customization options are extensive, allowing me to adapt each city to the unique style of my project. The support and regular updates are another plus, showing the team's commitment. This asset has saved me months of work and added a professional touch to my game. I highly recommend it!

Thanks for asset Not thanks for documentation How to enable buildings light ?

Everything works fine, the only issue I have is using the AI Navmesh with this. It appears that only the sidewalks allow for the navmesh.

Calling this compatible with HDRP is a bit deceptive -- it technically works but does not look good up close. It should be fine for overhead games with the camera a bit further away, but at the street or sidewalk level the texture resolution is just too low and the normals look particularly odd. Not recommended for VR without significant modification. The documentation is light as others have noted, but the scripts themselves seem fairly straightforward. A fair amount of flexibility seems to have been traded away for ease of use (not really compatible with terrain modification tools or other systems, even Unity ones, such as splines). The included traffic system is also pretty buggy, with no apparent following of traffic lights. Overall, a pretty solid asset, but maybe a bit overpriced for the quality of the textures and systems. I'm hoping some of these issues might be addressed in future releases.