The website is live
The studio has an address now: gagame.studio. Ten pages, built by hand from a design the mascot would approve of, served as plain files with nothing to rot.
There is no framework under this site and no CMS behind it. A small script turns a folder of text into a folder of pages, and that is the whole machine. It also refuses to build if any page claims something the games do not actually do — the same honesty rule the store listing lives under, enforced by the one reviewer who never gets tired.
What is here
The Pixel Links page — screenshots from the current build, the 15-second trailer, and a FAQ that answers like a person
News, which you are reading — release notes and studio posts land here first
Support and contact — one address, support@gagame.studio, read by the person who wrote the code
The privacy policy at its new home, gagame.studio/privacy — the old link still works and simply walks you here
Right now the site loads nothing from anyone else — every font, image and file comes from this domain. If analytics ever turns on, the site will ask you first, with a real choice attached.
A website is a promise written in public. Small ones are easier to keep.
The social channels on the footer say Soon because they are not open yet, and a Soon that tells the truth beats a link that goes nowhere. They light up when there is actually something behind them.