Global City characters, avatars and isometric buildings for Red Brix Wall

The character line-up covers the roles a player meets around the city: two businessmen in tailored suits, two women in casual and office looks, and a pair of explorers with binoculars, map and field gear. Each figure is built full height against the night skyline so the same render works in dialogue frames, store banners and event screens.

The avatar set runs to 24 tiles and deliberately spreads wide: people across professions and eras, a racing car and a spaceship, pets, a Roman legionary, a witch owl and a werewolf. Every tile is composed to stay legible when it shrinks to a profile circle, which is where most of them live.

The buildings come in two batches. The first is contemporary architecture: a glass arch tower, a deconstructivist block, a sphere pavilion, a mural-clad apartment house and an art deco skyscraper. The second leans on world landmarks reinterpreted for the game grid: a domed cathedral, a Renaissance castle, an Indian temple, a twisted glass tower, a bowling hall and a plaza with an armillary sphere.

All of them sit on the same tile footprint with matched base landscaping, so the city stays visually coherent as players unlock new plots. Shared lighting and palette keep the two batches readable next to buildings shipped earlier in the project.