Gaea
6.8#3 in game map generators$99 one-timeFree planWindows
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ProceduralCity
5.9#17 in game map generatorsFrom $19 a monthWeb
VisitWhat both publish
| Fact | Gaea | ProceduralCity |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | Gaea provides bridges for Unreal Engine and Houdini; the Gaea2Houdini plugin requires a Professional or Enterprise license. | The site says OSM exports can be imported into Blender, Unity, and Unreal Engine. |
| Purpose | Gaea is a terrain design platform for VFX, games, and virtual production. | ProceduralCity describes itself as an AI-driven tool for generating detailed cityscapes for games, artwork, and creative projects. |
| Support | Support, maintenance, and minor updates are included at no additional cost, and the company says it does not offer a guaranteed support SLA. | The site directs users to its Discord community for help and feedback. |
Gaea plans
- Community EditionFree
- Indie$99, paid once
- Professional$199, paid once
- Enterprise$299, paid once
ProceduralCity plans
- Monthly Supporter$5 a month
- Architect$19 a month
- Urbanist$29 a month
- Visionary$49 a month
Pick Gaea if…
Gaea suits terrain artists working in VFX, games, or virtual production who use Windows and need terrain simulation or export tools. Community Edition is restricted to non-commercial use; the listed Indie edition has a stated revenue eligibility limit.
Pick ProceduralCity if…
It suits game developers, VFX artists, and hobbyist world builders who need procedural maps or city references. Blender, Unity, and Unreal users can use the listed OSM export path.