Pixel Envision
A two-person studio making casual, puzzle and educational games for mobile players and children
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Pixel Envision
Pixel Envision is an independent game studio that develops casual, puzzle and educational games for iOS and Android, including games for children. It is also developing its first PC game, a landlord simulation planned for Steam.
The studio was founded in Brighton in 2015 by husband-and-wife co-founders Erdener Gönenç and Armağan Üçok Gönenç. Erdener handles game design and development, while Armağan leads the art.
Product: Casual, puzzle and educational games for iOS and Android, plus a PC landlord simulation in development.
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Leadership
- Erdener Gönenç · Director & Co-founderSource: company website
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