Finding graphical tiles

This is an index into the various sites that provide tiles suitable for roguelike development. Some tilesets are designed to work with specific roguelike games.

When adding links, please make note of:

• The license for using the tilesets,
• Any games that the tilesets are designed specifically for,
• The size & style of the tiles.

These links are all external, as it isn't really the place of RogueBasin to be hosting tilesets any more than it should be hosting roguelikes.

• The RLTiles - Public domain with a request for attribution. A large collection of 32x32 orthographic tiles. Tilesets for NetHack and Crawl. Several 64x64 isometric tiles.

• Reiner's Tilesets - Freeware with attribution. Large isometric tiles and animated sprites.

• TomeTik - Free tiles of David E Gervais (32x32 tiles mostly designed for Angband, and 54x54 isometric tiles designed for Dungeon Odyssey, all released under Creative Commons v3 CC-BY), and Tiles of Henk Brouwer designed as a module for Dungeon Odyssey (unknown licensing).

• (to be added) - Adam Bolt tiles. These are the 16x16 tiles for Angband. Redistribution and use, for any purpose, with or without modification, is permitted. [1]

• The Sheep Graphics: Public-domain sprite graphics and sprite construction kits at The Sheep's Page

• Inquisitor world tileset : Tiles from Inquisitor, that can be used freely - RPG Palace

• While not roguelike the tiles from The Battle of Wesnoth are released under the GNU General Public License and could also be usefull. 72x72 pixels isometric tiles, floor tiles are hex grid based.

• SLASH'EM, tiles released in 16x16, 32x32, 64x64 tiles. Released under the Nethack General Public License.

• Free pixel project from Squidi.net with more in the forum. Released under the by-nc-sa creative commons license. 16 x16 pixels.

• Free to use 24x35 tiles from DeBray Bailey. Free to use in both commercial and freeware game, author wants credit for pictures. 256 color tiles for 640x480 screen. www.lostdragon.com

Other useful links

• Lost Garden also has some free graphic sets. These are not directly roguelike, but could still be useful.