Alien Pixels From Outer Space Released Early!

So, due to having a completed game two days earlier than I thought I would, I decided to release Alien Pixels From Outer Space today! This is officially the first finished game in my portfolio! This is a pretty big moment for me, but it's just the first step in my game dev journey!

 You can play the game by clicking here.

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