In-game assets are digital items or resources used within video games to enhance gameplay and player experience. These can include characters, weapons, vehicles, skins, and other objects that players can interact with or utilize. In-game assets are often created by game developers and can be designed to be unique or customizable. Players may acquire in-game assets through various means, such as completing challenges, purchasing them with real money, or earning them through gameplay. Some games also allow players to trade or sell their assets, creating a virtual economy. Examples of popular games with in-game assets include Fortnite, Minecraft, and World of Warcraft.