CC0, CC-BY, MIT: A Game Developer's Guide to Asset Licences
A plain guide to the licences attached to game assets, what each one actually requires, and how to keep track of attribution before it becomes a problem.
Parsing Godot .tres files and walking the resource graph
How Asset Hoard parses Godot resource files, resolves cross-references, and reconstructs the res:// folder layout on drag-out so materials work the moment they land in your project.
Best Offline Asset Manager for Indie Developers
A look at offline asset managers for game developers, and how to pick one that handles engine-specific formats.
Why your pixel art looks blurry (and how to fix it)
Most asset tools blur pixel art by default. Here is why it happens, what proper pixel rendering looks like, and how to stop fighting your tools.
PBR vs ORM: Understanding the Difference
One is a lighting model. The other is how you pack some of its textures. Here is what that means across Unity, Unreal, Godot and Blender.
Eagle.cool Alternative for Game Developers
Eagle is a great visual organiser, but it wasn't built for game assets. Here's what to look for if you're a game developer.
How I Manage 100,000+ Game Assets Without Losing My Mind
Humble Bundle packs, asset store purchases, and indie artist downloads pile up fast. Here is how I stopped drowning in folders and started actually finding what I need.
Artist Spotlight: Tesseract Assets
We chat with Shaoul from Tesseract Assets about 3D props, weapons, stylised environments, and the invisible work that makes game assets actually work in-engine.
When 120,000 Files Meet Tauri: A Story of IPC, Rust, and Hard-Won Performance
How we optimised AssetHoard to handle massive asset libraries without freezing your entire computer.
The 15 Best Free HD Game Asset Sites in 2026
Hand-picked HD game asset sites for 2026. 2D sprites, 3D models, PBR textures, audio. Mostly CC0, no sign-up, free for commercial use.
Welcome to Asset Hoard: Your Digital Dragon's Treasure Cave
We built the asset manager we wished existed. No accounts, no subscriptions, no uploading your files to someone else's server. Just you and your hoard.
