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About This Game

YOUR PIXEL ART APP GOT INVADED.

A survival sandbox in a 1995 paint program. Draw. Hold. Crash. Again.

Thousands of dots crawl in from the edges of the screen toward your core, a small gold square on a blank canvas. You get a pencil and eight colors. Whatever you draw becomes real. The dots push, pile up and break through. When the core falls, the computer crashes, and the clock tells you how long you held.

ONE PENCIL. EIGHT COLORS. ZERO EXPLANATIONS.

• Each color is a material with its own behavior
  
• Some block. Some burn. Some drown. Some freeze. One lures the dots away
  
• Some are alive: they grow, spread, melt or put each other out
  
• Nobody tells you which is which. Paint and watch

THEY COME FROM THE EDGES. MORE EVERY TIME.

• Endless waves, each one bigger than the last
  
• Up to 262,144 dots at once, simulated on your GPU
  
• Crowds press on your walls until they crack

HOLD AS LONG AS YOU CAN.

• One mode: survival. No levels, no upgrades, no saves
  
• A run lasts a few minutes. The clock counts days, just in case
  
• Game over is a blue screen. Press any key. Draw something better

HONEST BRIEFING

• Windows only. Mouse required
  
• English only, and there is almost nothing to read
  
• No sound, no music. The silence is on purpose
  
• Single player, offline
  
• Every dot was drawn by hand and raised under my armpit. It took time

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

only for cover title and background, not in game