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Azamat Bayzulaev
For fans of quirky, narrative-driven pixel art games who appreciate dark humor and premium, ad-free experiences.
For fans of quirky, narrative-driven pixel art games who appreciate dark humor and premium, ad-free experiences.
Delivering quirky, dark-humored simulation and arcade experiences through a distinct pixel-art aesthetic and premium-focused monetization.
Target audience
Portfolio
Free 3Last updated
Peace, Death!
v1.6.11
4.8y ago
Primary focus
Indie simulation and arcade games with dark humor themes
Scale
indie
Target audience
Fans of quirky, narrative-driven pixel art games who appreciate dark humor and premium, ad-free experiences.
Maintains a steady development pace with 2 updates across the portfolio in the last 6 months and a major release occurring within the last 10 days.
7 apps analysed
High-quality retro pixel-art aesthetic
Brave heroes fighting with each other in various duels. For 1 or 2 players.
Addictive 'one-more-round' gameplay loop
Single-market publisher — every app ships only to United States.
Based on 1 of 7 apps with localized market data — more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
2
Positive apps
3
Neutral / mixed
0
Negative apps
64/100
Avg sentiment score
A high-fidelity action alternative that captures the 'hardcore' arcade audience DRAW CHILLY targets, despite a shift toward 2.5D souls-like combat.
Strategic outlook coming soon.
What fed this analysis
A high-fidelity dystopian simulator that shares the target's core 'moral judgment' loop but with significantly higher production value and narrative depth.
Dominates the god-game simulation niche with a massive, highly engaged user base and a deep, emergent sandbox feature set.
This is the most direct modern competitor in the mini-game collection sub-genre, maintaining a high update velocity and a similar 'quick-thinking' gameplay loop.
Sparklite is the most comparable in scale and premium positioning, offering a similar loop of action-adventure paired with a central hub-building mechanic.
The definitive binary-choice simulator that maintains high market relevance through consistent updates and a similar 'death-and-repeat' gameplay loop.
The genre-defining giant of pixel-art action on mobile; while the scale is vastly different, it sets the standard for user expectations in this category.
A direct thematic competitor in the god-game genre that focuses on terrain manipulation and follower management.
A direct genre rival that targets the same 'mini-game collection' keyword but prioritizes social play over the target's character-driven narrative.
Directly competes in the village management sub-genre with a focus on real-time simulation and puzzle-solving.
A strong platformer alternative that competes for the same 'retro-pixel' aesthetic and casual-to-midcore action audience.
A high-velocity competitor that dominates the 'multi-game' space with a heavy focus on local multiplayer functionality.
Shares the target's 'weird indie' aesthetic and quirky humor, competing for the same casual audience looking for 'absurdist' entertainment.
Targets the same action-RPG demographic with a focus on high-difficulty, rogue-like replayability.
A long-standing benchmark for mobile action-platformers that captures the same 'swordsman' audience.
An adjacent 'digital voyeurism' simulator that appeals to the same niche audience interested in observation-based decision making.
While thematically different, it competes in the text-based life-simulation space with high user engagement.
Adjacent RPG category focusing on simulation and long-term progression rather than combat-heavy action.
A high-scale city builder that shares the management core but operates at a much larger, urban-planning scope.
Adjacent platformer that dominates the casual market through high-frequency content updates and humor.
A gritty management sim that forces players into the same 'difficult professional choices' headspace as the target's Reaper role.
A peer in the 'meta-humor' indie genre that challenges player expectations through unconventional logic.
A massive-scale swipe simulator that competes for the same casual 'decision-consequence' player base.
An aggressive hyper-casual threat that has modernized the 'soul sorting' mechanic with high update velocity (5 releases in 6 months).
An emerging indie threat with a high release cadence (2 in 6 months) and exceptional sentiment (4.89 rating) for its unique UX approach.
Shows high development velocity with 20 releases in the last six months, indicating an aggressive feature-ship strategy.
A rising threat in the minimalist arcade space with a very recent update cadence and high visual polish.
