Have a Nice Friday, Pixygonians!🔥 #indiegamedev #ゲーム制作

Sometimes it's not so easy to make new friends! 🤔 #meme #gamedev #ゲーム制作

Don't go out at night in Amebrak! 🎃 #meme #gamedev #ゲーム制作

What is Amebrak?🤔 #gamedev #ゲーム制作

Don't trust anyone in Dark Forest!🤔 #gaming #animation

Do You Believe in Afterlife?! 🔮 #animation #gaming #meme

Teammates Types 💣 #animation #gaming

Pixiel - The Beginning and the End #animation

A bit of progress in developing the upcoming game!🤓 #gamedev #screenshotsaturday

There is some progress on Dreadwager, too! 💣 #gamedev #ゲーム制作

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why do i hear boss music? 😶‍🌫️ #gamedev #pixelart

Who's that walking around at night? 🔮 #gamedev #pixelart

New enemy! WIP 🧟

Wishing you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! 🎁❤️ May this season bring you peace, success, and meaningful moments.🌟🎁

Here is pixygon.ai! A page that combines multiple ai-services into a single interface, with shared memory, so you can keep a single conversation, but with multiple models and versions, in text, images, video, audio and 3d! Hope you like it, all feedback is very

Pixygon.ai update! Thanks for the initial feedback from yesterday! Here is some new stuff! - You can now like and dislike messages, - Google gemini-models for text and image - More versions to existing models - UI and UX-improvements - Bugfixes Liking and disliking

pixygon.ai update! Here’s what’s new: 🌓 Light/Dark theme support Switch between light and dark modes to match your vibe. 🪟 Double chat windows Boost your productivity with a multi-window interface. 🧠 GPT-4.1 integration Smarter, faster, and more capable than

pixygon.ai update! We’ve rolled out a new set of features and improvements to enhance your experience: 🌿 Branch conversations Start new threads from any message without disrupting the original flow. 🗑️ Delete individual messages Remove specific messages for

With the advancement of AIs (ChatGPT and others), we all have to work with larger volumes of info and more complex tasks—just to keep up and compete In doing so, we start to wonder: why do most monopolistic services so often fail to provide what feels like basic functionality?🤔