azagaya.itch.io

azagaya is an independent creator profile on itch.io that hosts browser-playable games, Godot UI themes, Godot editor plugins, and 2D game development assets. It is useful if you want to try small games directly in your browser, theme a Godot project, generate normal or specular maps for 2D sprites, or pick up pixel-art tilesets and asset packs. Some items are paid (for example, Laigter at $4.99 and ScaleNX at $2), while several games and tools are playable or usable in the browser.

What you can find on the page

The profile is organized into four main sections:

Games

Most games in the Jams Games section are browser-based, so you can play them without downloading anything. They span genres including action, puzzle, and platformer. Titles include Volatile Defender, Bones Tour, Worm Hero, Another Dungeon Game, A.R.S (Alien Rescue Simulator), Cyber Curse, and 0.99C. Several were made for game jams such as GameDev Neuquén Jam and GameJam Argentina Online 2, and some list collaborators like Pilar Hidalgo Lopez (Philow), BrunoTheWizard, and Leandro Cuello.

Godot themes and plugins

If you use the Godot engine, this profile offers ready-made UI themes and two editor plugins:

• Themes cover styles such as Neon Wave (retro wave inspired), Metal Pixel, GIF Minimalistic, SimpleBox GUI, Kenney's UI Theme, Ornate Pixel Art, and Pixel Art Sci Fi.
• Plugins include a Normal Map Generator (a dock plugin that creates normal maps for 2D sprites) and a Specular Map Generator for 2D in Godot.

These are aimed at speeding up UI setup and 2D lighting workflows in Godot projects.

Gamedev assets

The asset section provides art packs for 2D games, including a Potions Pack (9 potion types, 3 sizes, 8 colors each), dungeon tilesets in different palettes (Zelda-Like Pink Dungeon, Purple Dungeon TileSet), and Pixel Art Controller Fonts.

Tools and pricing

Two standalone tools appear on the page:

• Laigter — $4.99, described as a simple normal map generator for 2D sprites.
• ScaleNX — $2, a simple pixel-art upscaling tool that is also free in the browser.

Pricing is shown for these items; other games and browser tools are presented as playable or usable in the browser. The page does not state broader licensing or refund terms, so check each item's own page before relying on it for a commercial project.

How to use the profile

1. Open azagaya.itch.io.
2. Pick a section (Jams Games, Themes, Plugins, or Assets).
3. For games, click a title and use "Play in browser" or "Run in browser" where offered.
4. For Godot themes and plugins, open the item page to download and follow its install notes.
5. For paid tools like Laigter or ScaleNX, check the price on the item page before buying.

You can also follow azagaya on the page or via the linked Patreon (patreon.com/azagaya) and social handle (@AzagayaVj) shown in the profile.

azagaya's itch.io page hosts a mix of browser-playable games, Godot UI themes, and gamedev tools. Most games listed under "Jams Games" are free to play directly in the browser, while the paid items are the Laigter normal map generator ($4.99) and the ScaleNX pixel-art upscaling tool ($2). If you want to try the games, look for the "Play in browser" label — no download is required for those.

Games on the page

The games section is dominated by game jam submissions and small experimental titles. All of the following are marked "Play in browser":

A few titles appear as browser-run entries rather than full game listings: Spriteshift ("Run in browser") and Gift & Slide, a Christmas puzzle game bundled with an asset pack.

What else is on the page

Beyond games, azagaya publishes resources for Godot developers:

• Themes for Godot Games — Neon Wave, Metal Pixel, GIF Minimalistic UI, SimpleBox GUI, Kenney's UI Theme, Ornate Pixel Art, and Pixel Art Sci Fi.
• Godot Plugins — a Godot Normal Map Generator (a dock plugin that creates normal maps for 2D sprites) and a Godot Specular Map Generator for 2D.
• Gamedev Assets — Potions Pack, Zelda-Like Pink Dungeon tileset, Purple Dungeon TileSet, and Pixel Art Controller Fonts (several credited to Spriteshift).
• Paid tools — Laigter ($4.99), a simple normal map generator for 2D sprites, plus Laigter Brushes; and ScaleNX ($2), a simple pixel-art upscaling tool that is also free in the browser.

How to play

For any title labeled "Play in browser," click through and the game runs in your browser — no install step. For the jam games, expect short demos or prototypes rather than finished commercial releases, since several are explicitly marked as demos or jam submissions. The paid tools (Laigter, ScaleNX) are separate from the games and are aimed at developers rather than players.

Laigter and ScaleNX are two standalone game-development tools sold on azagaya's itch.io page. Laigter is a normal map generator for 2D sprites priced at $4.99, and ScaleNX is a pixel-art upscaling tool priced at $2 that also runs free in a browser. Both are utility programs for asset preparation rather than games, and both sit alongside azagaya's free Godot themes, Godot plugins, and asset packs.

Laigter: normal maps for 2D sprites

Laigter is described on the page as a "Simple normal map generator for 2D sprites." It is listed at $4.99.

• What it does: generates normal maps from 2D sprite artwork, the kind of map that lets a flat sprite react to lighting in a 2D engine.
• Who it's for: 2D artists and developers who want lit, shaded sprites without hand-painting normal data.
• Related item: the page also lists Laigter Brushes, described as "Brush Plugins for Laigter," so the tool has an extension path for brush-based work.

If your goal is to give flat sprites a sense of depth under dynamic light, Laigter is the relevant purchase. If you don't need lighting response on 2D art, you likely don't need it.

ScaleNX: pixel-art upscaling

ScaleNX is listed at $2 and described as a "Simple pixel-art upscaling tool (Free in browser!)."

• What it does: upscales pixel art.
• Two ways to use it: as a paid download, or free in a browser. The page explicitly marks the browser version as free, so you can test the workflow before paying.
• Who it's for: pixel artists and developers who need to enlarge low-resolution art while keeping it clean.

The free browser option is the practical starting point: confirm the output suits your project, then decide whether the paid version is worth it for your workflow.

How they fit into the rest of the page

Laigter and ScaleNX are the two paid tools on an otherwise broad page. The surrounding catalog includes:

Two things are worth noting for anyone deciding what to get:

• The Godot Normal Map Generator plugin overlaps in purpose with Laigter — it's a dock plugin that creates normal maps for 2D sprites inside Godot. If you work entirely inside the engine, that plugin may cover the same need; Laigter is the standalone tool for doing the job outside it.
• The Godot Specular Map Generator plugin is the companion for specular maps, so the normal/specular workflow exists both as plugins and, for normals, as the paid Laigter app.

Choosing between them

• Need lighting detail on 2D sprites? Laigter ($4.99), or the free Godot Normal Map Generator plugin if you stay in-engine.
• Need to enlarge pixel art? ScaleNX ($2), with a free browser version to try first.
• Need UI themes or tilesets instead? Those are separate free items on the same page and don't require buying either tool.

Prices and the free-browser note come from the page listing itself; check the individual product pages for current terms before purchasing.

azagaya's itch.io page lists two Godot plugins and a set of UI themes for Godot games. The plugins cover normal map and specular map generation for 2D sprites, while the themes are ready-made UI skins, several of them pixel-art or retro-styled. Everything below is drawn from the page's own listings; the page does not state license terms, engine version compatibility, or price for most items, so check each item page before using it in a project.

Godot plugins

Two dock plugins are listed under "Godot Plugins":

Both are aimed at 2D workflows: you generate the map from a sprite rather than authoring it by hand. The page describes them only at this level, so treat the exact controls and output options as something to confirm on each plugin's page.

Themes for Godot games

The "Themes for Godot Games" section lists UI themes you can apply to a Godot project:

• Neon Wave — Retro Wave inspired UI theme for Godot Games
• Metal Pixel — Metal Pixel theme for Godot Engine
• GIF Minimalistic — Minimalistic UI theme for Godot Games
• SimpleBox GUI — Simple theme for Godot Games
• Kenney's UI Theme — UI theme for Godot engine, based in Kenney's UI Pack
• Ornate Pixel Art — Ornate Pixel Art theme for Godot Engine
• Pixel Art Sci Fi — Sci-Fi pixel art theme for Godot Games

The set splits roughly into two directions: minimal/clean themes (GIF Minimalistic, SimpleBox GUI, Kenney's UI Theme) and pixel-art or retro themes (Metal Pixel, Ornate Pixel Art, Pixel Art Sci Fi, Neon Wave). Kenney's UI Theme is explicitly built on Kenney's UI Pack, so it inherits that pack's visual style rather than an original one.

Related tools and assets on the same page

The page also lists items that aren't Godot themes or plugins but sit in the same gamedev-asset space:

• Laigter ($4.99) — a simple normal map generator for 2D sprites, the standalone counterpart to the Godot normal map plugin
• Laigter Brushes — brush plugins for Laigter
• ScaleNX ($2) — a simple pixel-art upscaling tool, free in browser
• Spriteshift — playable in browser
• Potions Pack — 9 potion types in 3 sizes and 8 colors each
• Zelda-Like Pink Dungeon and Purple Dungeon TileSet — pixel-art dungeon tilesets

How to choose

• If you need normal or specular maps inside Godot for 2D sprites, start with the two dock plugins.
• If you want a UI skin without building one, pick a theme by art direction: minimal themes for clean interfaces, pixel/retro themes for pixel-art games.
• If you want the same normal-map workflow outside Godot, Laigter is the standalone option, listed at $4.99.
• If you need tilesets or sprite packs rather than UI, look at the dungeon tilesets and Potions Pack instead.

Prices, licenses, and Godot version support are not given for most listings on the page, so verify those on the individual item pages before committing to a project.

azagaya's itch.io page offers 2D pixel-art assets for game development, split across four categories: paid tools, free Godot themes, free Godot plugins, and free asset packs. If you are building a 2D pixel-art game in Godot and need dungeon tilesets, UI themes, or small utility tools, this page has something usable. If you need 3D assets, character sprites, or audio, it does not.

Gamedev Assets (art packs)

These are downloadable art packs, mostly for 2D pixel-art games:

The two dungeon tilesets share a perspective and palette-driven approach, so they suit top-down or Zelda-like 2D games where you want a consistent look without building tiles from scratch. The Potions Pack works as inventory or pickup art in the same style.

Paid tools

Two tools carry listed prices on the page:

• Laigter — $4.99: a simple normal map generator for 2D sprites. There is also a separate "Laigter Brushes" entry for brush plugins for Laigter.
• ScaleNX — $2: a simple pixel-art upscaling tool, noted as free in the browser.

Both target the same workflow: preparing 2D pixel art for lighting or resolution changes. Laigter generates normal maps so 2D sprites can react to light; ScaleNX handles upscaling. The page lists ScaleNX as free in-browser, so you can test the upscaling behavior before deciding whether the $2 version is worth it.

Godot themes (free)

A set of UI themes for Godot games, all by azagaya:

• Neon Wave — retro-wave-inspired UI theme
• Metal Pixel — metal pixel theme for Godot Engine
• GIF Minimalistic — minimalistic UI theme
• SimpleBox GUI — simple theme
• Kenney's UI Theme — based on Kenney's UI Pack
• Ornate Pixel Art — ornate pixel-art theme
• Pixel Art Sci Fi — sci-fi pixel-art theme

These are drop-in UI themes, so the practical use is picking the one matching your game's palette and applying it rather than styling every Control node yourself. The range runs from minimal (GIF Minimalistic, SimpleBox) to stylized (Neon Wave, Ornate Pixel Art, Pixel Art Sci Fi).

Godot plugins (free)

• Godot Normal Map Generator — a dock plugin that creates normal maps for 2D sprites inside Godot.
• Godot Specular Map Generator — a plugin that generates specular maps for 2D in Godot.

These overlap with Laigter's purpose but run as editor docks, so you can generate maps without leaving Godot. If you already use Laigter, the plugins are an alternative for staying in-editor; if you don't, they cover the same normal/specular map need for 2D lighting setups.

Games and jams

The page also lists playable browser games, including Kafir (Demo), Volatile Defender, Bones Tour, Diary of Sedah, Worm Hero, Another Dungeon Game, A.R.S (Alien Rescue Simulator), Cyber Curse, and 0.99C, plus Gift & Slide and Spriteshift. Several are game-jam submissions (GameDev Neuquén Jam, GameJam Argentina Online 2). These are useful mainly as style references for how the assets look in motion.

How to choose

• Need dungeon art for a 2D pixel game → start with the Pink or Purple Dungeon TileSet, then add the Potions Pack for pickups.
• Need a Godot UI look fast → pick a theme matching your palette; the free ones cost nothing to try.
• Need 2D lighting maps → use Laigter ($4.99) if you want a standalone tool, or the free Godot plugins if you prefer working inside the editor.
• Need to upscale pixel art → try ScaleNX in the browser first, since the page lists that as free.

One caveat: the page does not state licensing terms for the free assets or themes, so check each item's page before using them in a commercial release.