A top-down 16x16 pixel art dungeon tileset: 284 pieces with real wall autotiles, pits, doors, traps and animated torches. For dungeon crawlers, roguelikes and RPGs.

Licence in one line: use it in your commercial games; do not resell the files.

What you get

• 47-tile wall autotiles (141 tiles) in 3 styles: stone brick, cave rock and crypt. Brick faces on the edges that look down the screen, dark tops, rounded corners.
• A 47-tile pit whose far wall fades into the dark.
• 16 floors (flagstone, dark brick, cave, crypt) and 12 floor details (cracks, rubble, bones, moss, a puddle, a grate, a rune circle).
• Doors and stairs: wooden door (closed, open, locked), iron portcullis, an empty arch, stairs up and down, trapdoors.
• 58 props, lights and traps: chests, barrels, crates, pots, skulls, cobwebs, chains, banners, pillars, a statue, an altar, coffins, a bookshelf, a cage; an animated wall torch, brazier, candles and cauldron; levers, a pressure plate, an arrow trap, a spike trap and a fire vent.

Made to drop in

• Strict 16x16 grid. 7 tall props are 16x32.
• The neighbour bitmask is in every wall and pit file name and in tiles.json, so you can wire the sets to any engine.
• Single PNGs and sheets, at 1x, 2x and 3x, and a README with the bitmask diagram.
• Same grid and style as Gridwright Top-Down Characters and Gridwright Pixel Monsters.

The demo dungeon in the screenshots was assembled by a small autotiler from these same tiles. The heroes and monsters in it come from Gridwright Top-Down Characters and Gridwright Pixel Monsters (sold separately).

Licence

Use and modify in personal and commercial projects. Shipping the tiles inside your game is fine. No resale or redistribution of the assets, modified or not. Credit is appreciated, not required. Not for AI training or NFTs.

How it was made

Every piece is drawn by code: the wall and pit shapes are exact geometry, so the pieces always meet. The code was written with AI-assisted tools. No image generator was used, and no third-party art is included.