12 ice magic sound effects for fantasy RPGs and action games. Includes casts, projectiles, impacts, shields and shatters in stereo WAV, plus a Unity listening demo.The included WAV audio files are independent of the render pipeline and can be used with Built-in, URP, HDRP or custom render pipelines. The listening demo uses Unity Audio and IMGUI modules and was tested in Unity 6000.2.8f1 with the Built-in Render Pipeline. No third-party Asset Store packages are required.Bring frost spells and frozen battles to life with Fantasy Ice Magic SFX Pack by KiritoMusic. Includes 12 ice magic sound effects for fantasy RPGs, action games, dungeon crawlers and adventure projects.Build your spell sound palette with casts, projectiles, impacts, defensive magic and destructive bursts. Use the WAV files with your own AudioSources or explore the included Unity listening demo with named playback buttons, volume control and Stop.Included sounds: Blizzard Spell, Freeze, Frozen Enemy Shatter, Ice Armor, Ice Beam, Ice Explosion, Ice Magic Cast, Ice Nova, Ice Projectile Impact, Ice Projectile, Ice Shield and Ice Wall.Includes 12 stereo WAV files, a listening demo scene, README and RTF documentation. All effects are one-shots. Visual effects, spell graphics and gameplay systems are not included.Audio format: Uncompressed PCM WAVNumber of effects: 12Sample rate: 48,000 HzBit depth: 16-bitChannels: StereoLoopable: No; one-shot effectsTotal duration: 29.68 secondsIndividual duration: 1.11 to 5.00 secondsIncludes a listening demo with named preview buttons, volume slider and Stop control, plus README and RTF documentation. Demo dependencies: built-in Unity Audio and IMGUI modules. No third-party Asset Store dependencies. WAV files are independent of the render pipeline.The sound effects were not created using AI. AI assistance was used to write the Unity listening demo script and documentation. Generative AI was used to create the ice-themed marketing cover, card and icon images; these promotional images do not represent included visual effects or gameplay systems.
