Modular Suburban Houses vs Haunted House Packs: Which Environment

Houses for Games: Modular Kit or Ready-Made Haunted Set?

Houses are one of the most common locations in games: a life-sim neighbourhood, a survival-horror mansion, a shooter map with interiors. FinStore offers two very different approaches, and choosing the right one saves production time. Here is how they compare.

Option 1: A Modular Kit With 15 Furnished Houses

American Suburban Houses is a modular building kit for open-world, simulation, life-sim, horror, shooter and visualization projects. Every house is assembled from the same pieces on a 2 m grid, so you can open any house, take it apart and build your own.

American Suburban Houses - Modular Kit + 15 Furnished Houses (UE5, FBX, Blender)

$7.99

According to the product page, the kit includes:

15 prefab houses (one level each): colonials, ranches, cottages, a cape, a farmhouse, a craftsman, a Georgian manor, a Victorian and a townhouse

331 static meshes: 160 architecture pieces and 171 furniture, kitchen, bath, garage and yard props

4 master materials and 236 material instances for recolouring siding, trim, doors, roofs and fabrics

17 tileable PBR texture sets (Base Color, Normal, ORM)

A demo map with all houses and a kit overview map

Simple box collision on every mesh, with wall collision split around openings so doors and windows are walkable

Formats: Unreal Engine 5.8 project, FBX (one file per mesh) and a Blender 5.2 .blend file.

Option 2: A Creepy 1970s Haunted House

If you need atmosphere more than flexibility, the Haunted House line is an abandoned 1970s American suburban house for horror, survival and exploration games. It is sold in three ways.

Environment Pack

10 furnished room dioramas (attic, basement, bathroom, dining room, entrance hall with staircase, garage, kids room, kitchen, living room, master bedroom), 3 exterior pieces and 5 architecture pieces. Note that rooms are single meshes with the furniture included, and the architecture pieces are not a modular snapping kit.

Haunted House Environment Pack - Rooms, Exterior and Architecture (UE5, FBX, GLB, Blender)

$9.99

Props Pack

18 props: armchair, bathtub, iron bed, crib, doll, fireplace, sofa, CRT TV, vanity, wardrobe, stove, refrigerator, chandelier, dining table, dining chair, coat rack, rocking chair and staircase. Static meshes only, and doors and drawers do not open.

Haunted House Props Pack - 18 Creepy Furniture and Interior Assets (UE5, FBX, GLB, Blender)

$7.99

Complete Bundle

Everything from both packs in one purchase: 36 game-ready static meshes in total.

Haunted House Complete Bundle - 10 Rooms, Exterior, 18 Props, Architecture (UE5, FBX, GLB, Blender)

$14.99

How They Compare

Flexibility: the modular kit is built on a 2 m grid for taking houses apart. The haunted rooms are single meshes.

Mood: the haunted set is made for horror, survival and exploration; the suburban kit targets a wider range of genres.

Technical setup: the haunted set has 3 LODs, collision and lightmap UVs on every mesh, and one master material with Tint, Roughness and Metallic controls.

Formats: both come with an Unreal Engine 5.8 project and FBX plus a Blender file; the haunted set also includes GLB.

Which One Should You Pick?

Building a neighbourhood or a life-sim: start with the modular kit.

Making a horror level quickly: the Haunted House Environment Pack gives you ready rooms.

Want to dress your own interiors creepy: take the Props Pack.

Want everything: the Complete Bundle covers rooms, exterior, props and architecture.

You can also mix them: use the modular houses as the town, and drop the haunted house on the hill as the story location.

*AI disclosure from the product pages: the Haunted House models and textures were created with generative AI tools (Tripo AI), with clean-up, scale, LODs, collision and the Unreal setup done by the publisher.*

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