Red Hades, game dev & arts

[Beyond Thinking Wallpaper @Beyondthinkingd]

Tifa Lockhart

[TheMastersOfPixelArt @MastersPixelArt]

Presenting the great #pixelartist Cyclone 🇩🇪 #oldskool #Amiga #demoscene #pixelart ⭐️ We're proud to feature your art in #themastersofpixelart vol 1 🖤🩷❤️ More info and order links >> https://t.co/65qJMXgyfy 🌍 worldwide shipping - check the bio for link

[Joshua Morse @JoshuaMorse]

𝘚𝘌𝘈𝘙𝘊𝘏𝘐𝘕𝘎 🔍 #digitalfusion #dtm #finalfantasyvi #fmsynthesis

[Kathy (Prii) @Priichu]

little lowpoly animation to reveal the plush of my delinquent girl 💥

Yuuri is now available for preorder for a limited time on CraftifyX!

link below

[MachinePix @MachinePix]

Kraft paper bag line.

[Ryan h - Wishlist Headwaters @Myartbytes1]

dusk 2020 #pixelart

[WeiYiQin @WeiYiQin7]

Fruit mech warrior via @artstationhq

https://t.co/HQYGyXBVdr

[echerry @eCherryArt]

I'm a big fan of aura farming mages

[Dmitry Petyakin @ElMetallico1]

Gas
2025
#pixelart

[WeiYiQin @WeiYiQin7]

"Apple" mech warrior 🍎

[Pirat_Nation 🔴 @Pirat_Nation]

The EU’s highest court has ruled that VPNs are legal tools, and VPN companies cannot be blamed simply because users employ them to bypass geo-blocks.

The ruling stems from a copyright case involving Anne Frank’s writings.
A Belgian website published some of her manuscripts online but blocked visitors from the Netherlands, where parts of the work remain protected by copyright until 2037.

Anne Frank’s rights holders argued the site was still breaking the law because users could bypass the block with a VPN.
The court disagreed and ruled that a website using effective geo-blocking cannot be held responsible if some users circumvent it with a VPN.

The judges also affirmed that VPNs are legitimate privacy tools.

[ventiique @ventiquePxl]

Where Dreams go to Die 🚋 #pixelart

[Daan Demmers @DaanDemmers]

GET MOVING

[Boyan Slat @BoyanSlat]

Remember the plastic straw debate?

I was curious how banning straws globally would stack up against @TheOceanCleanup’s current impact.

US beach cleanup data suggests straws make up just 0.005% of plastic pollution.

The Ocean Cleanup is now stopping 2–5% of global plastic inflow (and growing rapidly)

So our current impact is already ~400–1000x what a global straw ban could ever achieve!

[VideoArtGame @VideoArtGame]

Pixel art | Castlevania - Alucard

Artist: @seanerrrrr

[80 LEVEL @80Level]

This Godot map editor, showcased by developer samsfacee, auto-generates a stylized 3D world from simple tiles.