Chubby Pixel

Chubby Pixel at a Glance

Chubby Pixel is an independent studio from Milan, Italy, established in 2012 by Fabio Ferrara and Giulia Airoldi. The company has released 17 games through its publishing arm while developing only five of those titles directly. Their catalog spans from 2014 to 2025, showing a slight shift in output volume from the 2010s where they produced ten games to seven titles in the 2020s so far. The studio focuses heavily on adventure games, which make up sixteen of their seventeen releases. They also lean into indie and platformer categories with seven and six entries respectively. Their reach is strongest on PC via Microsoft Windows, appearing on that platform fourteen times. Linux and Mac support follows with eight platforms each. Nintendo Switch appears in five titles, while Xbox One, Android, PlayStation 4, iOS, PlayStation 5, and SteamVR see fewer releases ranging from two to three games each. Quality control seems inconsistent across their portfolio. The average rating from nine titled reviews sits at 52.2 out of 100. This score reflects a distribution where no title achieved a great rating of 80 or higher. Only three games reached the good range between 60 and 79 points. Five titles fall into the mixed category, and one received a poor rating below 40. The highest rated works are Suicide Guy from 2017 with a score of 69.8 and its sequel Suicide Guy: Sleepin' Deeply in 2018 at 67. The Deer from 2015 also performed well with a 60 rating. Titles like Woodle Tree 2: Worlds and Heaven Forest Nights both scored exactly 50 points. Recent activity shows the studio continuing to push out content with releases like Mai: Child of Ages in September 2025. Earlier this year, they released Suicide Guy VR: Deluxe and Suicide Guy: The Lost Dreams in 2023. They also updated older projects with deluxe editions for Woodle Tree 2 and Sleepin' Guy in 2022 and 2021 respectively. While the studio has maintained a steady presence for over a decade, the data suggests their games often land in the middle of the quality spectrum rather than standing out as critical darlings or commercial blockbusters.

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