Scribble Platformer Expansion

Kenney has expanded its Scribble line with a new 2D platformer pack containing 70 files. The assets follow the same sketchy, hand-drawn look as the rest of the Scribble series, which makes them useful for teams that want a cohesive visual style without building every prop and platform from scratch.

For developers, the practical value is speed: a themed pack like this can cover early prototyping, jam work, or even production use in smaller projects where art bandwidth is tight. Because it’s tagged specifically for platformers, it should be especially relevant for side-scrollers and other 2D games that need readable terrain, simple environmental dressing, and a consistent silhouette language.

The addition also reinforces how asset packs can shape iteration. When a project’s visual direction is already established, a matching expansion reduces the time spent on placeholder art and helps designers and programmers test feel, pacing, and collision layouts with assets that are closer to final presentation. Exact contents of the 70 files haven’t been broken down, but the pack is clearly positioned as a ready-made content boost for 2D platformer teams.