Catman – PSX Style Character (2 Model Variants)

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Catman is a retro-inspired humanoid character created in a classic PlayStation-1 / PSX low-poly style. This asset pack includes two versions of the character, both sharing the same design but with different eye setups for flexibility in rendering and animation workflows.

The character features a stylized human body combined with a realistic cat head, creating a surreal and slightly uncanny aesthetic that fits perfectly in retro horror, experimental games, or nostalgic PS1-style projects.

Included Variants

1. Catman  Separated Eyes Version

• Eyes are separate mesh objects

• Slightly protruding for a classic PSX-era visual feel

• Easier to modify or animate if needed

2. Catman  Painted Eyes Version

• Eyes are fully painted into the texture

• No separate eye geometry

• Cleaner and simpler mesh setup

Features

• Retro PSX / low-poly aesthetic

• Two character variants included

• Lightweight and optimized

• Clean UVs and textures

• Perfect for retro games, horror games, and stylized projects

Technical Details

• Vertices: ~5.8k

• Faces: ~6.1k

• Triangles: ~11.5k

• Objects: 4

• Not rigged

Ideal For

• PS1-style indie games

• Retro horror projects

• Stylized animation

• Experimental or surreal character designs

Both versions are included in the download so you can choose the workflow that best fits your project.

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License (Terms of Use)

By purchasing or downloading this asset pack, you are granted a non-exclusive, non-transferable license to use these assets under the following conditions:

• ✅ Commercial & Personal Use: You can use these assets in any of your games, prototypes, or interactive projects, whether commercial or free.
• ✅ No Attribution Required: You do not need to credit me in your project (though a shoutout is always appreciated!).
• ❌ No Redistribution or Reselling: You cannot redistribute, sub-license, resell, or share these assets (modified or unmodified) on any marketplace, forum, or public repository. The assets must be embedded within your game's compiled build, not distributed as standalone source files.