New sound effects: RPG game sounds, granular textures, city nights in surround – and mouth noises:

'Mouthy' by Eiravaein Works isn't just a peacefully strange ASMR library. This collection of over 300 mouth sounds skips standard noises like burps and coughs and covers unconventional and wide-ranging noises such as pops, smacks, guttural sounds, breaths, air bursts and more. These uncommon sounds not only work for literal sound design—like in games such as Botanicula—they also work for UIs, explosions, engine layers, shots, and even ambiences. To experience a half hour of a mouth being stretched to its limits, check out this library.

'Ancient Game' by Epic Stock Media is your go-to library for sound content that's ready to be implemented into your fantasy massive multiplayer online game. This library matches the epic qualities of this game genre—from the enemy and weapon classes to the UI sounds and ambiences—featuring orc grunts, door pulley and lever foley, nature loops, magic spells, menu screens, mechanisms, and more. This library is also versatile enough to work well for both quick prototyping and final sound design. Whether your inspiration is an Elder Scrolls game or Guild Wars, you're sure to find inspiration here for your endless game world.

'Surround in the Night 5.1+Stereo' by 2496 Sound Effects is nearly two hours of pristine city surround ambiences captured after dark. These soundscapes feature lots of cicadas, crickets, barking dogs, residential areas, parks, distant voices, air traffic, strange reverb zones, the musical hum of night traffic, and more. With such wide audio images, these sounds also capture the essence of urban night recording, transporting you to the peaceful but slightly anxious state of balancing the night's recording benefits with its potential personal safety risks. With nearly two hours of content, this library may be all you need for your film's city night scenes.