2.691 tracce audio royalty-free per "Gioco"

Sound of game pieces being moved during the game of life.

Hero dying sound for game development.

Coin pickup sound for games, made using sfxr. Commercial use free. No credit needed.

Pinball machine sequence 1.

Happy jingle, signalizing you achieved something, e. G. Won a game.

Ideal for when energy bar is charged, recorded and edited with audacity, hitting a empty saucepan with a spoon.

A sound forge work.

A short synth major chord. Can be used for game sfx, success alerts, etc.

Looping music for a puzzle game.

Downtempo made with magix music maker.

This is an edited version of the triangle chime sound from this site. I made it shorter to fit in with a game show setting.

A silly sound for hovering over buttons! maybe use it in a flash game. Made with various synthesizers in mixcraft 6.

Sound effect created with bfxr. Suggested use - status effect.

Contact me at: dannymucci@gmail. Com. An atmosphere and short scene i created!.

A sad jingle, signalizing you lost a game.

The sounds of dices in a leather cup.

This is a deep reverb saying "go" to begin a level in a video game. Free license.

This is a countdown from nine to one. It is in the street fighter ii for sega fashion but it is original. Creative commons. Free to use.

A pick-up for a weapon of some sort.

A pick-up for armor.

Used for development of snake game.

The sound of a poisoned enemy/teammate. All sounds in this pack made either by me or with public domain sounds!.

Simple sounds that you can edit and use in your project! for example in the game :)instrument - ukulelerecorded. . . By phone :) (xiaomi a2 litle)edited in audacity. 100% free to use.

Playing cards.

Stasis rune being used from legend of zelda: breath of the wild. This is a replica made with beepbox. Co.

Hitmarker sfx.

This is a simple button pressing sound i recorded.

Guy at a fair yelling "throw the ball".

X-box video game controller.

D-world online chat - game (created by davy bartoloni) weapon original sound effect.

For game development. Check my profile page for more information.

For charakter interaction. . . (recorded @ soundstudio htw berlin/abbletonlive).

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For game development. Check my profile page for more information.

For game development. Check my profile page for more information.

Created in exp studio audio editor.

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This is a short loop made for a video game. A relaxing but lighthearted piece that i imagined for a menu screen or on a field/park/cutscene of some sort. It doesn't strike me as something suitable for motion, but it is available for any use.

A sound i made that would be used for buffing spell in a game such as 'iron flesh' in skyrim. There are multiple layers of sword sounds i have recorded as well as some kick samples, reverse effects and some leather flapping. Please credit if you use this it took quite a while for me to get this. Nm.

The classic pong game sound in 48khz 24bit wav. Enjoy. Couldn't find it on the net so made it! comment if you use it please.

This quick clip sounds like something big is in that cave, and it a'int happy :3. This sound is really one of my brother's nerf guns being shot and stretched out. Weird eh?. What i was experimenting :d.

Shuffling a bunch of dominos around on a table.

A group of people quietly playing spades.

Guys and girls playing drinking game.

A long bleep gliding upwards, practical for comic and/or gaming purposes. Please contact me if you have any requests for similar synthetic sounds.

you lose, failure, disappointment retro effect for games. Originally created for element puzzle:http://suntemple. Co/html5/element-puzzle-game.

A sound i made a couple of years with my voice and filters in audacity. It came out surprisingly well, so i thought i'd share it. :d.

This is a little piece i created in fl studio after messing around with the stock synth plug-in. I felt as though someone can use it for a multitude of reasons.

For fast firing lasers, honestly it's better to use nonquick versions of my laser beam sounds as the sound when quick is too abrupt.