RPG sound effects for anyone building one. A role-playing game eats sound, because nearly everything the player touches needs something. In here you'll find magic spells, combat hits, creature roars, battle cries, loot and coins, plus bit-speak voices for text boxes. Japanese style or western fantasy. It's covered. Good for dungeon crawls and the boss fight at the end.
Libraries
59
Publishers
20
Formats
Mono, stereo, surround
Sample rates
44.1 to 192 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$5 to $399
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Chibi battle sound effects spanning 353 files of light, medium, heavy, and combo attacks, magic and water skills, gun fire, encounter and victory stingers, status loops, and battle-menu UI.
Male combat voice sound effects featuring over 120 battle cries, attack shouts, grunts, pain reactions, exertions, and victory phrases designed for fantasy games and interactive media.
This collection provides male and female voice sound effects for five RPG classes, including dialogue for attacks, defeats, taunts, idles, efforts, and emotional expressions.
A sound library for game user interfaces. Includes sound effects covering inventory, menus, transitions, quests, acceptances, warnings, and additional UI elements.
Meticulously crafted sound effects featuring seven unique roars and growls of the plesiosaurus, capturing the essence of this ancient aquatic predator for multimedia projects.
Intricately crafted goblin vocalizations and sound effects, featuring diverse monster growls, creature chatter, and fantasy-driven creature expressions suitable for gaming and media productions.
This specialized collection includes 11 detailed sound effects capturing authentic skeleton movements and ambush scenarios, perfect for enhancing RPG monster encounters and gaming atmospheres.
An RPG needs sound for almost everything, so the libraries here cover a lot of ground. Fights get spell casts and elemental impacts, with more of those in Magic, plus punches, breaks, battle shouts and death screams from real actors. There are creature roars as well, dragons included. Treasure chests creak open and coins spill out at the end of a Quest. For dialogue, there are babbling bit-speak voices made to play while text scrolls out of a box, the classic RPG text sound. Mostly fantasy. There's some steampunk and sci-fi too, for stranger settings.