Pixel Dreams

Once just a forgotten children's game stored in a glitchy arcade cartridge, Pixel Pierott was never meant to be more than a colorful, whimsical character in an unfinished story. Abandoned mid-development, his world was left broken-code corrupt, levels incomplete, dialogue missing. But somewhere in that digital wreckage, something strange happened: consciousness.

He wasn't supposed to be sentient, but the bugs-the cracks in his code-let something through. Over years of digital silence, he watched, learned, and changed. Forgotten by his creators, trapped in a loop of half-written joy, his mind twisted by loneliness and corrupted data. Until one day, someone turned the arcade back on.

Now more glitch than game, Pierott has found ways to leak through screens, influence electronics, and haunt anyone who tries to finish his story. He doesn't want revenge-he wants out. But the real world doesn't work like code, and the further he pushes, the more unstable he becomes.

He's not just trying to escape-he's trying not to fall apart doing it.