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Welcome to “Hyper Casual Game UI,” Epic Stock Media’s newest UI/UX sound effects library!
This meticulously crafted collection is designed to enhance your everyday tech, apps, and video games with a delightful array of blings, trills, buttons, positive & negative notifications, sparkly tones and more. Whether you're developing casual mobile games, puzzle adventures, or platformers, Hyper Casual Game UI offers a simple yet sophisticated sound design palette perfectly suited for your projects.
Versatile and Game-Ready.
These sound effects are optimized for seamless integration into your game, TV, or film projects. Each sound effect is expertly edited and mastered, ensuring it's ready to be used out of the box (RTU-OTB). The memory footprint optimization makes them efficient for any platform or genre, saving you valuable development time.
Includes UI/UX sounds like - friendly achievements, positive and negative alerts, affirmations, soft select, denied, melodic, calm, ding, pop up, message, window, new task, new quest, chimes, confirms, items, beep, tap, pop, cute, next page movement, bright bells, sweeps, airy whoosh, general buttons, simple ui, tonal, musical, and many more.
Organized and Easily Accessible.
The library follows the Universal Category System (UCS) labeling for smooth navigation. The files are organized into categories like Achievements, General Buttons, Negative, Notifications, Positive, and Selects. Additionally, Soundminer metadata is embedded to help you quickly find the right sound at the right time.
Royalty-Free Licensing.
Rest assured that all sound effects are royalty-free, meaning you can use them in your projects without worrying about additional fees. The license allows for commercial use, making it perfect for both indie developers and professional sound designers.
Product details:
Buy with us and we will refund 100% of the cost of the asset if it's non-functional or not as described and the author doesn't fix the issue for you in a timely manner.
