Follow the loop from a developer sharing a game to players discovering, playing, responding, and bringing others in—then see how that activity shapes what happens next.
One product, two experiences
Developers bring the ideas, decisions, updates, and builds. Players bring their time, taste, reactions, and feedback. PixelPicked turns that exchange into something both sides can use.
For developers
Add the game at the idea stage, during development, or after release. Once approved, its page brings together the pitch, store links, devlogs, followers, playable builds, and everything that happens next.
For players
Explore games through a personal feed, genres, rankings, devlogs, campaigns, and shared links. It is a wider view of mobile gaming than the titles already dominating the app stores.
For developers
Use devlogs to share progress, screenshots, decisions, questions, and milestones. Each update gives players context, invites a response, and gives followers a reason to return as the game takes shape.
For players
Follow the games that interest you, read the thinking behind them, and respond as they change. A game becomes something you can keep up with rather than a listing you see once and forget.
For developers
Upload an HTML build as a full demo or a focused 5-, 10-, or 15-minute experience. PixelPicked places it in the play feed, giving you access to real players without charging you to recruit a tester panel.
For players
Move through a personal feed of playable games without opening a string of listings and trailers. Swipe past what is not for you; when a game feels right, stop and keep playing inside the feed.
For developers
Start with the core numbers, then go deeper through funnels, retention, heatmaps, and session replays. Compare those patterns with player feedback to understand where the experience works, where it creates friction, and where people leave.
For players
Explain what felt satisfying, confusing, or unfinished. Thoughtful feedback gives meaning to the behavior a developer sees in analytics and helps them understand why a moment succeeded or failed.
For developers
Address the weak points, publish another version, and explain what changed in a devlog. Players can return to the new build, respond again, and gradually become a useful community around the game.
For players
Follow the games you want to see improve, create a friend challenge around any game, and build a profile that reflects your favorite genres, games, and earned badges.
For developers
Run campaigns around a new demo, a major update, or release day, then direct interested players to the stores. After launch, the same devlogs, analytics, rankings, and community remain useful as the game continues to evolve.
For players
Install the full game when you are ready, keep receiving updates from the games you follow, and return when there is a new build, milestone, challenge, or story worth seeing.
What developers bring
A game worth showing, playable builds worth testing, and the willingness to learn from the response.
What players bring
Time, taste, honest reactions, useful feedback, and friends who may want to play too.
What PixelPicked provides
A shared place for testing, analytics, devlogs, community, player profiles, and launch campaigns.
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Overview
Everything PixelPicked does for indie mobile games — the full picture in one place.
For Developers
Reach more players, share progress, test playable builds, understand behavior, and grow a mobile game.
For Players
Discover games through a personal feed, play instantly, follow favorites, challenge friends, and build a gaming profile.
Community Building
Use devlogs, followers, playable testing, feedback, and campaigns to build a useful player community.
Analytics Without an SDK
Understand how players engage with browser-playable demos without adding an analytics SDK.
Launch Campaign
Turn milestones, major updates, and release into coordinated moments your community can move forward.