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Game Asset Management Software

Game asset management software helps teams organize and work with game files; the right choice depends on the tools it connects to and how it handles assets and reviews. This board compares version control, asset previews, review workflows, large-file support, game-tool integrations and included storage.

Use the signal score out of 10 as one comparison point. The API, open-source and free-tier marks show whether those options are listed; check the product details for platform support and pricing that fit your needs.

  • 15 platforms
  • 5 with a public API on this page
  • 11 with a free tier
  • Checked 28 Sept 2026
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    Playbookplaybook.com

    Digital asset organizer for Android, iOS and web with API access; free plan and 2,000-unit storage limit.

    7.8 APIOpenFree Free tier · from $10/mo
  2. 2
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    Kitsucg-wire.com

    Open-source production tracker for animation, VFX and game studios; free plan, paid from €20/user/mo.

    7.4 APIOpenFree Free tier · from €20/mo
  3. 3
    PD
    P4 DAMperforce.com

    P4 DAM gives art and design teams a central place to find, review, and get feedback on versions of creative assets.

    7.1 APIOpenFree —
  4. 4
    UV
    Unity Version Controlunity.com

    Engine-neutral game version control for large files, branches, merges and artist workflows; free plan and trial.

    6.7 APIOpenFree Free tier
  5. 5
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    Unityunity.com

    Game and app engine turning CAD or 3D data into real-time graphics; free plan, paid from $210/mo.

    6.7 APIOpenFree Free tier · from $2,310/yr (lower tiers unpriced)
  6. 6
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    Diversiondiversion.dev

    Cloud tool tracking and syncing code, game assets and media; free plan, paid from $25/user/mo.

    6.7 APIOpenFree Free tier · from $25/mo
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    Perforce P4 (Helix Core)perforce.com

    P4 (formerly Helix Core) is a client-server version-control platform for source code, binaries, 3D assets and other digital files.

    6.7 APIOpenFree Free tier · from $39/mo
  8. 8
    AF
    Autodesk Flow Production Trackingautodesk.com

    Production tracker for web, desktop and mobile, with API access; paid software includes a 30-day trial.

    6.3 APIOpenFree From $45/mo (lower tiers unpriced)
  9. 9
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    Anchorpointanchorpoint.app
    6.3 APIOpenFree Free tier · from €240/yr
  10. 10
    GL
    Git Large File Storagegit-lfs.com

    Git add-on storing big files remotely while repositories keep text pointers.

    6.2 APIOpenFree Free tier
  11. 11
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    ftrack Studioftrack.com

    Cloud shot manager for scheduling, production tracking and media reviews; paid after a 7-day trial.

    6.1 APIOpenFree From $30/mo
  12. 12
    LA
    Layer Audio Cleanuplayer.ai

    Audio tools remove noise and music, isolate voices and separate stems on web, API or extension; free plan.

    6.0 APIOpenFree Free tier · from $10/mo
  13. 13
    UA
    Unity Asset Managerunity.com

    Unity asset manager with versioning, previews, reviews and large-file support; free on desktop and mobile.

    5.2 APIOpenFree Free tier
  14. 14
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    AssetHoardassethoard.com

    Digital asset manager with previews and large-file support on Linux, macOS and Windows; free plan, paid from $29.

    5.1 APIOpenFree Free tier
  15. 15
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    Alienbrainalienbrain.com
    4.0 APIOpenFree —

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How to choose

Which platforms does it need to run on?

Start with where your team needs to use the software. The board lists support for API, web, Windows, macOS, Linux and self-hosted use; check the product details for the platforms that matter to you.

Which asset and review features do we need?

Compare version control, asset previews and review workflows against the way your team handles files. Large-file support and included storage can also help you assess whether a tool fits your assets.

Does it connect to our game tools?

Check the game-tool integrations listed for a product against the apps your team already uses. An API mark indicates a public API is listed, but confirm that the connections you need are supported.

Can we try it before paying?

Check whether the product has a free plan, a free trial or a paid starting price.

Do we need open-source software?

If you need open-source code, check the product's open-source mark and confirm its license terms. The mark is a starting point, not a substitute for reviewing the terms that apply to your use.

Questions

What should I compare in game asset management software?

Compare version control, asset previews, review workflows, large-file support, game-tool integrations and included storage. Also check platform support and pricing.

Does game asset management software work with my game tools?

Check the product's listed game-tool integrations against the apps you already use. A public API mark does not by itself confirm a specific connection.

Can I use game asset management software for free?

Some products list a free plan or free trial. Check the individual product's pricing details to see which offer is available and what it includes.

What platforms should I check before choosing?

Check whether the product supports the platforms your team needs, such as web, Windows, macOS, Linux, API access or self-hosted use.

What does the signal score out of 10 mean?

It summarizes maker-published signals: usage, public API, documentation depth, open-source code and a free tier. The board also shows marks for API, open source and free tier.

Some top positions on this board can be paid placements, standing where they were sold. The facts on each platform are not for sale. How we rank · Disclosure