To make your artwork easier to use, consider distributing it also as a sprite sheet and/or individual sprite files. Currently, users need to have Aseprite (or Libresprite) installed to use it.
I like so much the transition from the gloomy underground to the sunny beach :) There are so many different atmospheres in this pack this is... out of this world
It's useful if you want to pick only some sprites and not a whole spritesheet. For instance with Godot you can use a spritesheet for a tilemap with multiple layers and have some standalone, reusable, scenes with their own asset i.e. a single file included in their directory.
Useful technical update because huge spreadsheets cause issues on some game engine and even on devices. I hit a 16384 pixel length issue in Godot but anyway I learned that it's a good practice to keep textures under 4096x4096 for smartphones.
hmm I have to some ideas but actually it might be challenging to implement a good soccer game, I mean even a mini-game. It must be fun enough with a smooth gameplay. We need to copy FIFA 94 gameplay :P
Oh great, it avoids having same buildings everywhere :-)
btw, I've just spotted an issue with 48x48 textures. The name is "Modern_Exteriors_Complete_Tileset_48x48.png" but it's actually a 16x16 tileset. Older ZIPs were OK. I don't know when the issue has been introduced. I was still using an old tileset up to now.
