itch.io

32x32 is a pretty great resolution for things, I'd be interested to see more of that, its most of the times the baseline for pixel game engines, I like the stylized look of 32x32 sometimes more than higher pixel art, gives it a more of an identity and keeps it looking good.

A good mainstream example of that would be Stardew Valley, though I believe even voxel games like Minecraft started at 16x16 and upgraded to 32x32 later.

Its good for what it is, I just personally don't have a practical use for most of it with the kind of stuff I do, I don't usually work with 8bit/16bit projects.

Conversion is $1.20 American, not a lot but you don't pay a lot either, one of those you get what you pay for situations.

I bought it, why not, its cheaper and less of a scam than everything at Dollar Tree costing $1.25 and the @#$%!&* not rebranding to Dollar Twenty-Five Tree.

And no, I'm not telling you what is inside, If I had to take the risk and open it to look, so do you, what do you think I am, a snitch?

I like it, purple lights were definitely a good choice.

How about a stereotypical flying saucer in your style?