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I chose Pixaki because it had a lot of features (animation, rotation of layers, etc.) and it's on iPad, meaning I can draw wherever. Same goes for Procreate. Although, I do want to get into Aesprite, which could pair well with Pixaki as the latter can be exported into Aesprite. Plus, the newest version includes the power to make tilemaps like Pyxel Edit.

The crossover you described would be pretty cool. We just first need to actually finish the games (Though I have no doubt he'll finish it well). I wonder if this post will somehow reach Mark one day.

Jeez, I really need to give a try at those softwares, I absolutely need a tilesets maker BTW. Maybe it's time to upgrade ?

We never know what the future holds for us. Your game is in my "spotlight" collection, hoping to see this baby grow up one day or another !

Well, if you only care about making tilesets, Pyxel Edit should serve you well at $9 USD. But, if want to get more out of your pixel art, definitely consider Aesprite. But, if $20 USD is too much, there other alternatives you can find.

Aw, I'm really touched you found my small jam game worthy of your collection. I'm currently expanding on a different game, so I'm not sure when I'll expand on it, but I will consider the possibility of a bigger game. Thanks :)