Unity Tripolygon Sale 50% Off + FREE Gift - Moonglow Village

Unity - Tripolygon 50% Off Sale + a Free gift of the Moonglow Village. https://assetstore.unity.com/publisher-sale?aid=1101lfDIN The Moonglow Village from Tripolygon Studios is free through 12/19/22 with the code MOONGLOW. No additional purchase required. https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/3d/en

Tripolygon - the developer behind UModeler - is running a 50 percent off sale across its entire catalog, and there is a bonus: use the link in the video description and you get one of their assets, the Moonglow Village, completely free. Here is what is on offer and why UModeler is the headline.

Who Tripolygon is

Tripolygon is the company that makes UModeler, a 3D modeling and prototyping tool that runs directly inside the Unity editor. Instead of round-tripping every mesh through external modeling software, you model right where the game is - which makes it especially strong for blocking out levels and prototyping geometry against your actual scene. During the sale, UModeler itself is 50 percent off.

The asset sets

Beyond the tool, everything Tripolygon has built is also half off. The Lost Temple set comes with fully built scenes plus all of the individual assets used to compose them, so you can use it as a finished environment or as parts. The Lost Island Village follows the same pattern, and the rest of the catalog of asset sets is discounted alongside them - worth clicking through if you need environment material.

The free gift - Moonglow Village

The sweetener: using the link and code in the video description gets you the Moonglow Village asset for free on top of whatever you buy - or even if you only claim the freebie. It is a full village environment set, and free is the right price to evaluate the quality of Tripolygon's environment work before spending on the bigger sets.

An honest endorsement

The recommendation comes with an honest caveat: Jerry owns UModeler and has only used it a little so far, but it impressed him enough that he wants to spend more time with it himself. If in-editor modeling sounds useful to your workflow - and for prototyping, it usually is - a half-off sale with a free village attached is a good moment to pick it up.

The video itself walks through UModeler in action and browses the built scenes from the asset sets, which is the fastest way to judge whether the style and workflow fit your project. If they do, the math is simple: half off the tool, half off every environment set, and a free village on top for using the description link.