Dynamic Pixels
Dynamic Pixels was a Russian game development studio that created the first Hello Neighbor game and subsequently the The Hello Neighbor Franchise.
Dynamic Pixels was disbanded in 2020 and a majority of the employees have since moved to Eerie Guest Studios.
Official Description
We are a cool company and it's fun to work with us. Also we create games and blah blah blah...
Hello Neighbor Franchise
Dynamic Pixels created the concept behind Hello Neighbor and launched a Kickstarter seeking $100,000, which failed. They were later assisted by tinyBuild, who liked the concept, and development of the game continued.
Dynamic Pixels created all the Alpha and Beta versions of Hello Neighbor, and in collaboration with the development team Kindly Beast, released the limited time Hello Bendy crossover event for both Hello Neighbor and Bendy and the Ink Machine.
After the success of the first game, Dynamic Pixels went on to make Hello Neighbor: Hide and Seek and assisted Hologryph in making Secret Neighbor.
One of the last things the company created were the Prototype and Alpha of Hello Guest.
Trivia
- Prior to working on Hello Neighbor, they worked with ZeptoLab on a mobile game called My Om Nom – a spin-off to the popular Cut the Rope mobile game.
- Companies
- Hello Neighbour Developing
- Miscellaneous