Free FAB resources - until 17 November 2026


Three new free assets on FAB until November 17th!

Take advantage of FAB's new offers and add three free assets dedicated to game development and 3D content creation to your library. From building abandoned underground environments to an animated sci-fi creature to a bundle of 3D platforming mechanics, these assets offer new possibilities for enriching your Unreal Engine projects.

  • Underground Tunnel by MacKenzie Shirk

    A 3D environment reproducing a network of abandoned underground tunnels, ideal for creating levels with an industrial and mysterious atmosphere, suitable for horror, survival, and exploration games. The pack includes modular tunnels and a large central hub with access to the surface, allowing you to connect different paths and design custom environments.

    Discover Underground Tunnel on FAB

  • SciFi Beast06 Bull by Shumniy

    A massive sci-fi creature designed for use as an enemy in action, RPG, FPS, and horror games. The character is pre-animated and includes 29 animations, including attacks, walking, running, jumping, damage reactions, and death animations. Three cosmetic variants are also available to customize its appearance.

    Discover SciFi Beast06 Bull on FAB

  • 3D Platformer Game Bundle – Rail Grinding / Ziplines / Homing Attack & Dash Pads by Raul Jaramillo

    A bundle dedicated to the movement mechanics typical of 3D platformers, bringing together three systems: Jump Pad and Zipline Kit, Third Person Homing Attack, and Spline Grind Rail Builder.

    Discover the 3D Platformer Game Bundle on FAB

All three assets can be added to your library for free until November 17, 2026, 3:59 PM ET.

Visit the product pages on FAB and take advantage of the offer before it expires. Once acquired during the promotional period, the assets may be kept in your library according to the applicable licensing terms.

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