Freesound vs OpenGameArt : Which is Better?

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Freesound

Freesound is a collaborative repository of Creative Commons licensed audio samples. Developed by The Freesound Project

License: Open Source

Apps available for Online

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OpenGameArt

Open Game Art is a media repository intended for use with free software game projects. Developed by Bart

License: Free

Apps available for Online

Freesound VS OpenGameArt

Freesound is a platform primarily for sharing audio files, making it ideal for sound designers and musicians. In contrast, OpenGameArt focuses on providing a wide range of free assets for game development, including graphics and sounds, catering specifically to the needs of game developers.

Freesound

Pros:

  • Large library of sound effects and music samples
  • User-friendly interface for searching and browsing
  • Community-driven platform with contributions from many artists
  • Supports various audio formats (WAV, MP3, etc.)
  • Allows users to upload and share their own sounds

Cons:

  • Limited to audio files only
  • Quality of sounds can vary due to user submissions
  • Some sounds may require attribution for commercial use

OpenGameArt

Pros:

  • Extensive collection of free game assets including sprites, 3D models, and sounds
  • Focused on the game development community
  • Assets are categorized and tagged for easy searching
  • Supports various file formats for different types of assets
  • Encourages collaboration and sharing among game developers

Cons:

  • Primarily focused on game assets, not suitable for non-game projects
  • Quality and completeness of assets can vary
  • Limited to assets created by users, which may not meet professional standards

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