A complete, fully furnished floor of a 24-hour Japanese internet and manga cafe, the kind found on the upper floors of city buildings: entered from the elevator lobby, open all night, worn in by years of regulars. Wood-grain booth partitions, carpet tiles worn into paths, a grid ceiling with fluorescent fittings, hand-written notices, and small stories in the booths at 3 a.m.

What's inside

• Elevator lobby, reception counter with lost-and-found, and the main hall
• 47 booths: open-top PC booths with office chairs, recliner booths, flat-seat booths (seat and bed state), pair booths, game booths and 4 lockable private rooms with doors
• Manga library: shelf aisles sorted by genre, 66 shelf faces filled with volumes from about 150 invented series, face-out covers and genre signs
• Drink bar with soft-serve machine, vending machine, magazine corner
• Shower cubicles, washrooms, smoking room, cleaning cart, storeroom door
• Booth dressing: PCs, monitors, keyboards, headphones, cables, drinks, snacks, bags, blankets
• All signage, posters, covers and labels are original and fictional: no real brands

Technical details

• Scene polygons: 966,262 (1,572,405 triangles)
• Scene vertices: 1,068,712
• 1,659 placed objects (450 unique meshes)
• 147 PBR materials (metallic-roughness), textures up to 4096 px
• Real-world scale; game-ready mid-poly meshes with custom normals
• UV1 material UVs, UV2 non-overlapping lightmap UVs
• Formats: Blender (.blend), FBX (centimetres, imports 1:1 into Unreal, Unity, 3ds Max, Maya), OBJ, glTF 2.0
• The Blender scene includes the night lighting (84 lights)
• No rigging, animation, LODs or collision

Each format comes as its own zip with a complete Textures folder and a README.