AssetSwap is a peer-to-peer marketplace where indie developers swap code, art, sound and design work - skill for skill, asset for asset, zero cash involved.
Animated 96x96 boss sprite sheet
Save/load system, Godot or Unity
A brilliant developer has no one to draw a boss. A talented illustrator has no one to wire up a save system. Scattered pleas on Reddit and Discord occasionally connect the two - but with no reputation system and no accountability, most of those matches never finish. The tools that do exist, like Fiverr or the Unity Asset Store, all assume you have cash to spend. Most solo developers and small-teams don't. So the project goes on the shelf.
Post what you can offer - this could be a system, a soundtrack, a sprite sheet, a level of design work - and what you need in return. AssetSwap matches you with someone on the other side of the trade, tracks the exchange from proposal to delivery, and builds a reputation record so the next trade is easier to trust than the last.
Describe what you're offering and what you're looking for in return.
Browse open trades or receive proposals from developers who need what you have.
Both sides confirm deliverables and a timeline before any work starts.
Exchange the work, confirm delivery, and build the reputation that makes your next trade easier.
A fully animated 96x96 pixel-art boss sprite sheet (idle, attack, hurt, death) in your game's palette.
A working save/load system in Godot or Unity — slots, autosave, and scene persistence.
A tuned 2D melee combat system in Unity: hitboxes, combos, i-frames, and enemy AI hooks.
A 6-track original soundtrack in a 16-bit chiptune style, with loop points ready for implementation.
20 recorded and mastered voice lines (narrator or NPC, your script) in English or Turkish.
A menu and HUD redesign pass — mockups plus implementation notes for a top-down RPG.
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