Universal Sound FX
LaunchedApr 201412.1y
UpdatedFeb 20251.3yAbandoned?
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$49.95audio
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Package size1396.86 MB
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Pros
The asset offers an incredibly vast and diverse library of sound effects that covers a wide range of game genres and use cases, making it a highly convenient one-stop shop for developers needing quick, placeholder, or functional audio. Many users appreciate the well-organized folder structure and the sheer volume of content, which provides excellent value for money, especially when purchased at a discount. It has proven to be a durable, long-term resource for many developers, serving as a reliable foundation for prototyping and final game builds alike.
This is a bloated, legacy-era asset that serves as a decent prototyping tool, but its lack of professional-grade quality and total abandonment by the developer make it a poor choice for modern, high-fidelity production.
Cons
The library suffers from significant quality inconsistencies, with many sounds described as muffled, mono, or abruptly cut off, and a heavy reliance on pitch-shifting or slowing down a small pool of base samples to create artificial variety. The package is massive, leading to extremely long import times and project bloat, while the lack of updates since 2017 and the developer's apparent inactivity leave users without support or promised new content. Furthermore, the library is missing specific, high-demand sound categories, and the scattered organization makes finding professional-grade assets difficult among the filler content.
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| Days since update | 1.3 years ago | < 30 days | < 30 days | < 30 days |
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Description
10,000+ sound effects with free future updates!
November 2024: 3087 new sound effects added in version 1.6.
Multi-purpose high quality sound effects library containing more than TEN THOUSAND sound effects ultimately suitable for any game genre.
Watch / Listen to Preview 1
Full SFX Listing (PDF)
Preview Video 2 (old)
Price increases over time as quality and game genre coverage improves. Affordable royalty-free sound effects for commercial games and for rapid prototyping of new ideas.
The current version (1.6) contains 10,101 categorized 16-bit 44.1kHz WAV files (stereo and mono depending on suitability). Sounds are game-ready and have been optimized in length to reduce the size of game distributions. The sounds are free of clipping, always start/end at volume 0 to avoid any clicks or pops, and looping sounds are seamless. Each sound is named appropriately and also has asset labels to allow quick search within Unity.
The variety and quality of sounds will improve with updates. Example video of sounds being recorded before sound design
November 2024: 3087 new sound effects added in version 1.6.
Multi-purpose high quality sound effects library containing more than TEN THOUSAND sound effects ultimately suitable for any game genre.
Watch / Listen to Preview 1
Full SFX Listing (PDF)
Preview Video 2 (old)
Price increases over time as quality and game genre coverage improves. Affordable royalty-free sound effects for commercial games and for rapid prototyping of new ideas.
The current version (1.6) contains 10,101 categorized 16-bit 44.1kHz WAV files (stereo and mono depending on suitability). Sounds are game-ready and have been optimized in length to reduce the size of game distributions. The sounds are free of clipping, always start/end at volume 0 to avoid any clicks or pops, and looping sounds are seamless. Each sound is named appropriately and also has asset labels to allow quick search within Unity.
The variety and quality of sounds will improve with updates. Example video of sounds being recorded before sound design