As said in the description license is CC-BY-SA-4.0. As long as you don't violate the terms of the license you can do whatever you want with it.
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Yeah. It is much better now. (You can also update the screenshot on the page).
About a style. I personally doesn't like it. I also had experimented with it... If you remember my snail...
This style can be good but... Idk, it seems to me that when you use this style the sprites instantly gets +50-100% of uniqueness but not in the sense of goodness of originality but rather in sense that they couple with other sprites in this style not so good. And this style is usually much harder to make not so messy...
About stressful pixel art (rather about any art but...). I have a question. Did you experience feeling that you've just created a masterpiece? For example one icon of pack and then realize that for pack they all must be so good but it was a masterpiece something by definition very exceptional... If yes, what do you do with it? because I experience it with each pack (except those mini packs which I didn't want just threw away)
Not any of CC licenses... There is CC-BY-NC (not commercial) but it also prohibits use in commercial games. I would say that CC licenses are primarily for those who want to share, share without restrictions (there are some of them but...)
Did you decide to use CC license because you read about it on the bottom of the jam page? I think my warning wasn't effective.
If the answer to previous question is yes, formally the link stated it:
3. Freedom to share copies of the work for any purpose. When you get a copy of a free cultural work, you can make and share as many copies as you want, wherever you want. This means you can put it on your blog or website, include it in books, share it on file-trading networks, sell it in stores, give it away on CDs–there is no limit on how many copies you can make or where you can copy them, and you can use them for any purpose, even commercially.
I also though that if I won't succeed in drawing what I wanted, I will just draw emojis... But unfortunately my mouse fallen and died. It is impossible to draw with it because nearly 70% clicks are considered as double clicks and while it is pressed and moved it often thinks was unpressed and then immediately pressed again
So if it is your opinion... I understand what you mean but in this case just use your custom license instead of saying it is CC0 because CC0 is about free cultural works, just as like about FLOSS software. Did you heard about it?
Oh, and on OGA people expect CC0 means CC0 so... I've already made a comment there with link to this conversation...
I think not one of CC licenses can fit it. All CC licenses are designed to share (without restricting how it is shared and wish whom). There are exist -NC versions but they restrict all commercial usage even in a commercial game. You can use your "custom license". Just a list of "you can and you can't", but it is not CC0 that way and the same goes for OGA (Open Game Art) they collect art only if is "free cultural"
One more thing. What do you think about the situation when your art is taken by someone, remade and than distributes?
Anyway CC0 is the most permissive thing. It just literally says: "I love you so much that I give a right to do with whatever you want without any restrictions"
Good. I like the umbrella!
I hope you understand what license means. People can redistribute and even resell your assets. Basically they can do whatever they want but must credit you... If you are good with it so, I recommend you to add the license metadata
If you really understand what CC-BY-NC means (people can redistribute it, for example create an itch page and upload it there though must credit you in this case) you can add license metadata