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Need help in getting personal impressions of hearing new word

 
 
jarro
 
Reply Sun 14 Aug, 2016 08:58 pm
Hello, I'm a poor game developer from Eastern Europe and would like to know, if 'PIXELIADA' is a good title for our 2D platformer game (of course it will be available worldwide) as our promotion campaign is getting started
What associations are triggered by this word for you?
Is it clearly enough to pronunciate this word?
Does it look nice when you imagine the logo consisting of this word?
If not, what the most similar analogues would you offer by the way?
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cicerone imposter
 
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Reply Sun 14 Aug, 2016 10:29 pm
@jarro,
I'm no expert, but five syllables seems too many. It should be easy to remember.
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izzythepush
 
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Reply Tue 16 Aug, 2016 12:11 pm
@jarro,
It's hard to remember and pronounce. I had to concentrate on the word before saying it out loud, it doesn't feel natural. I'd put the D after the X, Pixdelada or or something like that, sticks in the head and is easier to pronounce.
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kency123
 
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Reply Sat 20 Aug, 2016 02:01 pm
@jarro,
Hi Jarro, No this really wouldn't work in the English-speaking world. There are too many syllables and I would have no idea how to pronounce it.

The only word I recognise is pixel, I get the impression it's something to do with images and photos/videos.

I have no idea what your product does, but how about:

- Pixeli
- Pixala
- PIXL'D

A long word will also take up a lot of space on your branding, logo etc., especially if this is going to be used as a phone app.
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