Guidry Zombie: 7 sounds
Idle groan, alert, 2 attacks, 2 hurts, death.
Assets › Sound Effects
Creatures & Monsters
Growls, roars, hisses, screeches, wails and cackles: 82 creature sound effects with a full set for each creature (idle, alert, attack, hurt and death): zombie, werewolf with a howl, ogre, goblin, ghost, swamp gator, giant spider, bat, slime, iron golem and dragon with wing flaps, plus witch cackles, crows, monster footsteps, creepy ambience and two stingers. Spooky, not gory: no splatter sounds, so it suits games for teens. As WAV and OGG, in ready GameMaker and Godot 4 demos, with every sound's Room 3D Sound Maker file.
- 82 sounds for 11 creatures, plus witch, crows, footsteps, ambience and stingers
- Idle, alert, attack, hurt and death for each creature
- WAV (44.1 kHz, 16-bit, mono) and OGG
- Peaks at -1 dBFS, clean starts and ends
- GameMaker LTS 2026+: every sound and a demo room with a button per sound
- Godot 4.7: every sound and a demo scene, a row per creature
- Room 3D Sound Maker files for every sound
Hear them
About a minute: a taste of every creature, from the zombie's groan to the dragon's roar, then the ambience and stingers.
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What's inside
82Sounds
11Creatures
WAV + OGGFormats
3Engines
- WAV (mono, 16-bit, 44.1 kHz)
- OGG (smaller, for web and mobile)
- GameMaker demo project (sound assets)
- Godot 4 demo project
- Room 3D Sound Maker files (.r3dsound)
- Preview reel and contact sheet
- README with every sound listed
Werewolf: 8 sounds
Idle growl, alert (sniff and snarl), 2 attacks, 2 hurts, death and a howl.
Ogre and goblin: 14 sounds
Ogre heavy breath, alert, 2 roaring attacks, 2 hurts, death; goblin chatter, alert, 2 attack yells, 2 hurts, death.
Ghost: 5 sounds
Whisper, wail, shriek, hurt and a fading death wail.
Swamp gator and giant spider: 12 sounds
Gator hiss, bellow, jaw snap, lunge, hurt, sinking death; spider skitter, chitter, hiss and lunge, bite, hurt, curling death.
Bat and slime: 11 sounds
Bat flutter, screech, 2 dives and death; slime bubbling, alert, squelch and spit attacks, squish and a deflate-and-pop death.
Iron golem and dragon: 13 sounds
Golem servo hum and whine, heavy swing, metal roar, clang-and-sparks hurt, power-down death; dragon deep breath, snort and growl, 2 roars, hurt, death and a wing flap.
Witch, crows, footsteps, ambience, stingers: 12 sounds
2 witch cackles, 2 crow caws, 2 heavy stomps and a clawed skitter, a distant howl, a creak and a low rumble, a "creature appears" stinger and a jump scare.
Engine notes
- GameMaker (LTS 2026 and newer): open the demo project to hear every sound (rm_creatures), or bring its sound assets into your own game; audio_play_sound(snd_creature_zombie_alert, 0, false).
- Godot 4.7: open the project and run the demo, or copy the sounds folder into your project and play any file on an AudioStreamPlayer (2D or 3D for positional sound).
- Room 3D: open any .r3dsound in Window > Sound Maker (Room 3D 1.4 and newer), change it, then keep it in your project, save it to GameMaker or Godot, or export a WAV.
- Any other engine: use the WAV or OGG files.
License
- One purchase covers one buyer: one person, or one company and the people working on its projects.
- Use the sounds and the demo code in any number of games, apps, videos and other projects, free or commercial, on any platform.
- Change them as much as you like. No credit required.
- Ship them inside your games, and inside the Room 3D, Godot or GameMaker projects you make with them.
- Don't sell or share the sounds on their own, or as a sound or asset pack, changed or not.
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Questions
Do I need Room 3D?
No. The WAV and OGG files work in any engine, and the GameMaker and Godot projects work on their own. The .r3dsound files are extras for Room 3D's Sound Maker, where you can open and change each sound.
How scary is it?
Spooky, not gory: growls, wails, screeches and jump scares, but no splatter or gore sounds, so it suits games for teens.
WAV or OGG?
Both are in the pack, with the same sounds. WAV is full quality and best for editing and for loops; OGG files are much smaller, handy for web and mobile builds.
Can I use them in a commercial game?
Yes, in any number of your own games, apps and videos, free or paid. You can't resell or share the sounds as a sound pack.
Is there a bundle?
Yes: the Guidry Games Sound Bundle has all five sound packs for $23.99 (the packs are $7.99 each).
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