Hi Jamie,
I like your tile sets, and they’re very affordable, but the license seems a bit vague to me.
You state we may use the assets in commercial games, but we may not redistribute them, even in modified form? I’m not a lawyer, but you might want to add something like “except as part of a larger work” (though that’s a bit vague too, and maybe too permissive).
Also can you define “NFT” and “metaverse” projects? If a game (hypothetically) were to use “NFT”s for unique items, without using your sprites as part of those NFTs, would that be disallowed? What if it doesn’t use a cryptocurrency (I.e. just storing who owns what items in a distributed way)? Like an MMO could have one-off/limited quantity items, and use a blockchain to track who owns what so they can collaborate with other games to allow items to be used between them.
And the metaverse is even more unclear to me; say a game allows players to have their own spaces (e.g. houses in mmos), visit each other, interact socially, etc., is that disallowed?
I’m not really interested in these technologies, but I’d hate to be caught out by a vaguely worded license if I did end up implementing something like them in the future.