Supermarket Assets(*Clean and newer versions too)

 

In a Fallout game, a long list of supermarket assets would include a wide range of items that reflect the post-apocalyptic setting while maintaining the feel of a traditional supermarket. These assets would be both decorative and functional, providing players with an immersive shopping experience. Here’s a detailed list:

Store Layout and Structural Assets

1. Entrance and Exterior:

   • Rusty automatic sliding doors
   • Broken glass windows with boarded-up sections
   • Faded neon store signs
   • Overgrown parking lot with scattered debris
   • Shopping carts, some overturned or broken
   • Banners and posters advertising pre-war sales

2. Interior Architecture:

   • Damaged ceiling tiles with exposed wiring and pipes
   • Cracked and stained floor tiles
   • Flickering fluorescent lights
   • Shelving units with varying levels of damage
   • Checkout counters with rusted cash registers
   • Security cameras, some still operational
   • Air vents and ducts, some with signs of habitation by small creatures

Grocery and Household Items

1. Food and Beverages:

   • Cans of preserved food (beans, corn, soup, etc.)
   • Boxes of irradiated cereal and snack bars
   • Bottles and cartons of spoiled or irradiated milk
   • Jars of pickles and preserved fruits
   • Pre-war branded soda bottles and Nuka-Cola varieties
   • Stale bread and pastry display cases
   • Rotting produce in wooden crates

2. Non-Perishable Goods:

   • Vacuum-sealed bags of rice and pasta
   • Packs of dried meat and jerky
   • Boxes of pre-war instant noodles
   • Packages of irradiated coffee and tea
   • Candy bars and gum with faded wrappers

3. Household Items:

   • Boxes of detergent and cleaning supplies
   • Rusted kitchen utensils and cookware
   • Rolls of duct tape and adhesive
   • Batteries and light bulbs
   • Basic tools and hardware items
   • Canned fuel and matches

Specialty Sections

1. Pharmacy:

   • Shelves of expired medicine bottles and first aid kits
   • Bandages, splints, and medical braces
   • Chem stashes with items like Med-X, RadAway, and Stimpaks
   • Prescription glasses and reading materials

2. Butcher and Seafood:

   • Rusted meat hooks with decayed or skeletal remains
   • Broken refrigeration units with remnants of pre-war meat
   • Fish tanks with murky, stagnant water

3. Bakery:

   • Display cases with moldy bread and pastries
   • Flour bags and baking ingredients
   • Mixing bowls and baking trays

Electronics and Hardware

1. Consumer Electronics:

   • Pre-war radios and televisions, some still functional
   • Old computers and terminals with data logs
   • Video game consoles and arcade machines

2. Hardware Supplies:

   • Rusted tools and gardening equipment
   • Paint cans and brushes, some spilled
   • Building materials like nails, screws, and wood planks

Miscellaneous Items

1. Personal Care:

   • Toothpaste, toothbrushes, and soap bars
   • Hairbrushes, combs, and shaving kits
   • Perfume and cologne bottles

2. Clothing and Accessories:

   • Racks of tattered pre-war clothing
   • Hats, gloves, and scarves
   • Shoes, some mismatched or damaged

3. Toys and Entertainment:

   • Stuffed animals and dolls, some scorched or torn
   • Board games and puzzle sets
   • Comic books and magazines with faded covers

Environmental Details

1. Ambient Sounds:

   • Echoes of dripping water and distant footsteps
   • Occasional creaking of the building structure
   • Sounds of small creatures scurrying in the aisles

2. Lighting and Atmosphere:

   • Dim, flickering lights creating eerie shadows
   • Dust particles floating in the air
   • Piles of rubble and debris in corners and aisles

3. Interactive Elements:

   • Lootable shelves and containers
   • Scavenger notes and graffiti on walls
   • Hidden stashes and traps set by other survivors

By incorporating these diverse and detailed assets, a Fallout game's supermarket can provide a rich and immersive environment that captures the essence of a post-apocalyptic world.