The backwall with lots of texture reminds me of tree bark, just an observation. I do feel like the textured wall runs the risk of conflicting visually with actors (player/foes/items) by creating a lot of visual noise.
If you use something more akin to the plainer backwall, then you could add occasional terrain backwall. Maybe a large crack, tunnel entrance, cave painting, under emphasized rock in the wall, etc. I think this could help a cave environment be more memorable and navigable.
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I am trying to assemble a collection of free Gameboy assets, targeted at new developers. If I give you credit, Would it be okay if include this?
Yeah absolutely!
Hey I used this for my game for the brackeys game jam and got 13th! Thank you for letting people use it for free!
I think the tileset is missing some blocks? and it also had some empty places in it.
I'm still not sure what I want to do for the back wall, I have two options I've included, but I think I want to refine my ideas a little more.
The backwall with lots of texture reminds me of tree bark, just an observation. I do feel like the textured wall runs the risk of conflicting visually with actors (player/foes/items) by creating a lot of visual noise.
If you use something more akin to the plainer backwall, then you could add occasional terrain backwall. Maybe a large crack, tunnel entrance, cave painting, under emphasized rock in the wall, etc. I think this could help a cave environment be more memorable and navigable.
I think having a shadow tile on top and to the right of everything would help give it some more depth