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Low Poly Summer Town - Big Environment Pack: HARBORIA PRO
By EmacEArt
$74
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About Low Poly Summer Town - Big Environment Pack: HARBORIA PRO
- Theme > Stylized
- Theme > Low Poly
- Theme > Buildings & Infrastructure
- Art & Visuals > 3D
- Theme > Historical
Harboria is a fully modular low poly asset kit built around one idea: give level artists the building blocks — not the answers.
2000+ prefabs. Victorian ArtDeco meets industrial brutalism. Tourist promenades, fishing docks, factory districts, slum alleyways, sky tram lines — all in one cohesive visual language, all modular, all yours to configure.
This is not a pre-built scene you drop into your game. This is a construction yard. Take the wavy facades, the factory stacks, the rope-hung docks, the tram lines — and build something that has never existed before.
What you can build:
- A Victorian coastal city in any configuration
- An industrial horror setting with functioning docks and factories
- A surreal tourist trap where nothing is quite right
- A steampunk trading hub with modular market stalls and transport lines
- A dark fantasy port city with layers of wealth and poverty
What's included (2000+ prefabs):
Modular House Elements (800+)
Facades, roofs, balconies, bases — 9 colour variants each
50+ Balconies (6 types × 9 colours)
160+ Roofs (10 types × 9 colours)
22 Bases (5 types × 9 colours)
10–100 poly per element
Factory District (100+)
Modular factory segments, chimneys, platforms, industrial connectors
100–400 poly per element
Shop Modules (130+)
9 shop types × 9 colour variants
Market stalls, storefronts, arcade elements
Port Environment (120+)
Docks, cranes, 50+ containers, 72 fences (7 types)
50–300 poly per element
Factory Environment (90+)
15 sheets, 30+ pipes, 30+ rope and web elements
City Environment (80+)
Benches, trash, lanterns, fountains, flowerbeds, window grates, advertisements
100–1000 poly per element
Nature Environment (50+)
40+ cliffs and rocks, 24 roots and trees
100–2000 poly per element
Items & Accessories (90+)
67 accessories (luggage, belts, boxes, bottles, packing, shells)
30+ food props (dairy, smoked products, vegetables)
50–500 poly per element
Vehicles (8)
Boats, car, tram wagon
100–10 000 poly per element
Characters (10) — Generic rig
3 People: Citizen Male, Citizen Female, Butcher (~1000 poly each)
7 Monsters
35 Character Attachments
24 Animations (Citizen Male: 4 / Citizen Female: 11 / Butcher: 6)
⚠️ Generic rig — not compatible with Humanoid mechanism
Animation conversion guide
Technical Details:
2000+ prefabs, ready to place in scene
Render Pipeline: URP (Unity 2022.3+)
LODs: 3 levels on all key assets
Texture: 3× Atlas 4K (World / Walls / Posters)
Source files: .fbx included
Demo scene included with ready harbour mesh world (130k poly)
Post-processing profiles included — enable via [Include Dependencies] on import
2000+ prefabs. Victorian ArtDeco meets industrial brutalism. Tourist promenades, fishing docks, factory districts, slum alleyways, sky tram lines — all in one cohesive visual language, all modular, all yours to configure.
This is not a pre-built scene you drop into your game. This is a construction yard. Take the wavy facades, the factory stacks, the rope-hung docks, the tram lines — and build something that has never existed before.
What you can build:
- A Victorian coastal city in any configuration
- An industrial horror setting with functioning docks and factories
- A surreal tourist trap where nothing is quite right
- A steampunk trading hub with modular market stalls and transport lines
- A dark fantasy port city with layers of wealth and poverty
What's included (2000+ prefabs):
Modular House Elements (800+)
Facades, roofs, balconies, bases — 9 colour variants each
50+ Balconies (6 types × 9 colours)
160+ Roofs (10 types × 9 colours)
22 Bases (5 types × 9 colours)
10–100 poly per element
Factory District (100+)
Modular factory segments, chimneys, platforms, industrial connectors
100–400 poly per element
Shop Modules (130+)
9 shop types × 9 colour variants
Market stalls, storefronts, arcade elements
Port Environment (120+)
Docks, cranes, 50+ containers, 72 fences (7 types)
50–300 poly per element
Factory Environment (90+)
15 sheets, 30+ pipes, 30+ rope and web elements
City Environment (80+)
Benches, trash, lanterns, fountains, flowerbeds, window grates, advertisements
100–1000 poly per element
Nature Environment (50+)
40+ cliffs and rocks, 24 roots and trees
100–2000 poly per element
Items & Accessories (90+)
67 accessories (luggage, belts, boxes, bottles, packing, shells)
30+ food props (dairy, smoked products, vegetables)
50–500 poly per element
Vehicles (8)
Boats, car, tram wagon
100–10 000 poly per element
Characters (10) — Generic rig
3 People: Citizen Male, Citizen Female, Butcher (~1000 poly each)
7 Monsters
35 Character Attachments
24 Animations (Citizen Male: 4 / Citizen Female: 11 / Butcher: 6)
⚠️ Generic rig — not compatible with Humanoid mechanism
Animation conversion guide
Technical Details:
2000+ prefabs, ready to place in scene
Render Pipeline: URP (Unity 2022.3+)
LODs: 3 levels on all key assets
Texture: 3× Atlas 4K (World / Walls / Posters)
Source files: .fbx included
Demo scene included with ready harbour mesh world (130k poly)
Post-processing profiles included — enable via [Include Dependencies] on import