Build a medieval fantasy town, with buildings players can walk into.
Medieval Town Environment is a medieval fantasy town and village environment for Unity, from the Infinity PBR series by Magic Pig Games. It has well over 100 prefabs, along with pre-built and modular buildings with interiors and exteriors, facades and props.
Version 4.4.1 · updated April 5, 2026 · Unity 6.0 or newer (store versions for Unity 6.0 and 6.3)
Many pre-built and modular buildings have interiors as well as exteriors, so players can go inside.
Multiple door and window options let you vary the buildings along a street.
Facade models and prefabs let you fit more buildings into a town. A second demo scene shows them in use.
Along with the buildings, a large set of props and extra prefabs helps you fill in the town.
The pack comes with many LODs to help your scenes perform well.
Five free bonus packages hold the Painter files, so you can edit our textures or make new ones and export maps for Built-in, URP or HDRP.
Medieval Town Environment is a kit for building a fantasy town or village in Unity, whether you’re making an RPG or a first-person game. It has well over 100 prefabs, along with many pre-built and modular buildings. The buildings have interiors as well as exteriors, so your players can go inside, and they come with multiple door and window options. A large set of props and extra prefabs fills in the rest.
Later updates added facades: models and prefabs for building denser towns and environments. A second demo scene shows a town built with them. The pack also comes with many LODs.
Some prefabs include ready-made ivy looks from Real Ivy 2, a separate asset. The ivy fills in only if you install that pack.
Mix pre-built buildings with modular ones, change up the doors and windows, and use the facades to fit more buildings into your streets.
To change the look of the town, use the Substance Painter source files. They come in five bonus files: separate Asset Store packages that you can get for free once you own the pack. Edit the textures we made or create new ones, then export maps for the Built-in Render Pipeline, URP or HDRP.
The Unity 6.0 version ships with Built-in materials, and you can upgrade the Standard shader materials to URP or HDRP in the Editor. The Unity 6.3 version ships in URP.
The demo scenes are in a separate Demo Scenes package on the Asset Store, linked from the pack’s listing. They use post processing, so install the Post Processing package from the Package Manager before you open them.
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Yes. The pack includes many pre-built and modular buildings with interiors as well as exteriors.
Facades are extra models and prefabs for building denser towns and environments. The second demo scene shows a town that uses them.
Yes. The Unity 6.0 version ships with Built-in materials that you can upgrade to URP or HDRP in the Editor, and the Unity 6.3 version ships in URP.
They're in their own Demo Scenes package on the Asset Store, linked from the pack's listing. The demos use post processing, so install the Post Processing package from the Package Manager.
No. Some prefabs come with pre-made ivy looks from Real Ivy 2, a separate asset, and the ivy fills in only if you install it.
Yes. Five free bonus packages include the Substance Painter source files, so you can edit our textures or create new ones.
