"Commercial use is only allowed when using the assets within a commercial project, not reselling the assets or focusing the project on the assets." So you can as long as you meet those terms and the base license
Note that this part overrides part of the license:
Commercial use is exceptionally allowed when using these assets within a commercial project, not reselling the assets, not focusing a project around the assets, and not transforming a project from free to commercial as the assets are added, for example, as cosmetic rewards.
So yes, pretty much as long as you don't sell the models or charge money exclusively for viewing them, and as long as the credits are done correctly.
You cannot make a project or advertising focused on the assets. You can use them in commercial projects, as long as the money comes from other things in said project. Basically don't make money off my effort, mainly because I don't.
Sorry I thought this was one of my newer projects where it's made more clear:
Commercial use is exceptionally allowed when using these assets within a commercial project, not reselling the assets, not focusing a project around the assets, and not transforming a project from free to commercial as the assets are added, for example, as cosmetic rewards.
This means you can use them for your mobile game as long as they have no commercial value themselves, which I imagine they won't, and you follow the Creative Commons license's other terms. Hope this clears it up. Good luck with your project, and don't forget to share a link here when it's done if you want to.
As long as you put my name in the credits. I'll add license info to the site right now. Also feel free to share a link to the project so that everybody can see how the assets look in a real game :)
This is actually a lot of fun. I love the art and the voice lines. A couple of things in case you have time to fix it before the jam ends:
I can barely see the art even in fullscreen mode. Maybe it would look better on a phone, but you could try to improve the scaling a bit. Still looks good though.
I would like to be able to add ingredients without waiting for the animation to play. There's just no reason to make the player wait for it, design-wise.
All pixels on screen must show no more than 16 different colors (a color is composed of hue, value and saturation) at the same time to meet the limitation. You could add lights but then you'd need a cartoon shader to limit the color palette, in 3D for example.
You can use them for whatever you want other than distribution. Make sure to post a link to your project here as well, and comment if you want any other weapon in particular :)
Lol thanks for your feedback the game definitely needs some balancing and more interesting mechanics but since it's a jam game I won't develop it any further. Thanks for your feedback though
Thanks for your kind words. When we release the first map lighting will be baked. Right now the only map available is the one we use for prototyping and testing.
No. Sorry but we don't have enough budget or time for that. We will focus on delivering a challenging experience in the form of singleplayer gameplay with advanced AI enemies.
Unrivalled Development Team: a small team assembled by me. Unrivalled is a big project made by an experienced programmer and weapon artist who’s passionate about FPS
Payment: no revenue for anybody on the team. If you contribute, your name will be in the credits. We do this for learning and fun
About Unrivalled: Unrivalled is a multiplayer FPS focused on weapon customization and tactical gameplay.
If you feel like you can be of help (one asset made every week is enough), feel free to drop me a DM with your portfolio. If you wanna learn more or play the alpha (https://delthor-games.itch.io/unrivalled), DM me as well. Thanks in advance!
