I really like hexagonal grids and when I couldn't find the tiles I wanted I decided to make my own. We created similar tiles by hand for our entry in this game jam: https://josepvalls.itch.io/ucjam2025 and the updated tiles are featured in this game jam: https://josepvalls.itch.io/blooming, check these games to see what you can do with these tiles!

I have worked on some improvements since the game jam and the tiles in this pack are created using some scripts I wrote. This is my first ever pack but I hope to improve and grow it over time.

Included in the pack (free v1):

Yellow behive paths and golden background tiles
Blue Rivers
Gray Roads
Gray Roads with yellow centerline
Gray Roads with yellow dashed centerline
Brown train tracks (March Update)
Hexagonal stone pillars and selection overlays from The Metagame (April Update)
Hexagonal tiles or Serpentiles from Blooming Together (June Update)

Attached is a Godot example of something I made with this pack. If anyone is interested on how to setup the tiles, also let me know below.

Technical information:

If you are interested in hexagonal grids and tiles, I would highly recommend this guide: https://www.redblobgames.com/grids/hexagons/ also check out this page from Wikipedia: Serpentiles

My tiles are currently using the "point-top" orientation, on hexagons with inner radius of 64px (before border) and laid centered in a 256x256 canvas and arranged in a spritesheet of 8x8 tiles. The tiles are programatically created so there is an order to them. Let me know if you want more details or if there is any variation you'd like to see included. Drop a comment below and I will try to generate it for the next iteration.

What's coming next?

I am working on projecting all the tiles at 60, 45 and 30 isometric perspectives. Then I want to add terrain and different heights and border styles. If you are interested in these, drop me a message below.

License:

This asset is released under the MIT License with additional restrictions, specifically:
- These assets cannot be used for ML/AI training purposes.
- You need to provide attribution to me (link to this page) OR pay the recommended price as a donation to keep this going.

Credits:

Bee sprite for the demo from: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bee_color_icon.png

Train model for the demo from: https://kenney.nl/assets/train-kit

Cover image and title created with https://www.textstudio.com/

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