⚡ Fantasy RPG Spell Pack 2 ⚡

Introducing Fantasy RPG Spell Pack VFX, the ultimate visual effects solution for your Unity-powered fantasy role-playing game! This pack includes 30 unique VFX that will bring your spells and abilities to life, immersing your players in a world of magic and wonder.

These magic vfx have all staples of modern gaming, with shock, fire and water fx galore.

From stunning rainbow shields and lightning bolts to swirling portals and summoning circles, this pack has everything you need to create a truly epic gameplay experience. Each VFX has been expertly crafted to match the high standards of modern game development, ensuring that your game will stand out from the competition.

Whether you're a seasoned game developer or just starting out, this pack is easy to use and customize to fit the needs of your game. With support for the latest versions of Unity, you can be confident that these VFX will work seamlessly with your project.

Don't let your players' imaginations be limited by mediocre spell effects – upgrade to Fantasy RPG Spell Pack VFX today and take your game to the next level!

✨ Key Features ✨

• Minimal set-up to get it working on your own mesh
• 1 Shader for all particles
• Includes one asset overview scene, and a contextual example of usage.
• Compatible with ALL rendering pipelines
• Stylized art style
• All VFX are well optimized and ready for mobile and console.

The package contains 18 unique prefabs and 12 color/style variants!

• Arcane Blast
• Bubbly Shield (Pink & Rainbow variants)
• Corruption Spikes (Purple variant)
• Electric Vortex
• Fire Combustion (Demonfire variant)
• Frozen Pulse
• Glacial Spark
• Magic Mana Circle (Pink variant)
• Malediction
• Mana Whirlpool (Rainbow variant)
• Mecha Blast (Blue variant)
• Psi Trap (Pink variant)
• Purple Buff
• Red Impact
• Shamanic Sorcery (Blue variant)
• Simple Explosion
• Sky Lightning Laser (Yellow variant)
• Static Aura (Pink & Rainbow variants)

IMPORTANT: To change your rendering pipeline, make sure to download the dependency package and also read the readme file!