PixelOver

+ Powerful tools for editing / pixelize assets. + user-friendly interface. great. + layer-based shader experience. It saved me a lot time writing shader, manually. + pretty fine skeleton system for 2D pixel art. - Too unstable. It always frozen itself. - Too slow. Too Slow!!! why? what caused this poor performance? - while other language except english is choosen, it becomes unreasonably slower. - If I choose other language(Simplified Chinese), The whole program becomes extremely slow. It takes about 30 seconds to launch. Damn it! why? currently running on x64 linux, nvidia. everything works fine when I uses latest godot engine or anything built with godot (material maker, pixelorama, etc) , except this app. It's a great app, but it's still pretty far from productivity. Stability and performance should be first thing its dev should take care of.

this software is too good. really dope features and excellent workspace.

It's niche, but great at what it does. You have to tinker with it to figure it out. I still don't know what half of the features are, but I found some great uses for it with my art.

I've used Spine, DragonBones, and Smack Studio, and this is by far the best. The older reviews confused me, but perhaps the software has improved significantly since they were written. I highly recommend trying it for your project!

Fantastic product. Waiting for the day I can transfer animations from 1 model to another model that has the same bones/rig

After initially being very euphoric I got quite frustrated as it took some time for me to really figure out how the skeleton animations work, with track and stuff. The tutorials were only partially helful and it didnt feel very intuitive. Which is kind of strange, cause once I figured things out everything made sense. So now I'm back to being euphoric. The skeleton animations work really well and the results are just great.

Really solid software if you've got absolute ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ of storage. This just used 85!!!! GB of temporary storage when I had two two-layer projects open, each about 500 x 300px. Crazy shiiii. I'm used to Photoshop eating a lot of space to keep track of editing history and the like, but this is really remarkable. I'll have to free up SSD space if this continues at the same pace. @dev please help.

Great Tool to use alongside aseprite or Blender/blockbench.

Easy to use but so many different functions and options. I've even used this program to convert photos into pixel art and they have come out great! A very handy, powerful tool suitable for any project.

It's pretty useful. I probably need to put a few more hours in before I give a definitive review though :)