Vixel TV
Explore Vixel's curated short films and playable story previews. Watch a film, inspect selected production blueprints, or start an original story from a premise.
Mika: The Moon Mission
Pip wants to go to the moon. Mika builds a cardboard rocket, and when it doesn't fly, she brings space to the living room.
Where's Mimi?
Mimi hides in the tall grass, but her tail gives her away. Papa pretends not to see it, and later Mimi does the same for her little brother.
Where Do the Socks Go?
Lily sets out to find the missing socks and meets Fuzz, a shy sock monster who gets cold at night. A 3D bedtime story about sharing.
Too Cute to Scare
Nyx, a little black cat, is too cute to scare anyone, until a lost ghost needs her glowing eyes to find home. A vertical Halloween short.
My Perfect Halloween: A Cat Vlog
A cat films its own perfect Halloween: costume, decorations, pumpkins and the first trick-or-treaters. Stay for the blooper.
Nia and the Blanket Fort Lighthouse
A bedroom captain must choose between hiding inside her perfect fort or lighting it for the toy ships lost in a carpet storm.
The Paper Crane That Looped Dawn
A shrine helper caught in a one-hour loop must decide whether to save the festival lanterns or deliver the apology that keeps resetting the morning.
The Red Phone Panel
A newsroom illustrator must choose whether to ink the future panel or answer the phone before the witness disappears.
The Contract Glitched at Midnight
A contract bride must decide whether to expose the app glitch in a family boardroom or use it to protect the person being erased.
Red Signal
A lone bunker operator answers a phone that should be dead, and learns the man who sealed him in is the only one still calling it a rescue.
Orbital Rail Jump
A suited climber hits the last lit rail above the clouds, then has to earn the airlock.
The Mecha Heart Repair
A junior mechanic must choose between a manual restart that saves the pilot or a risky memory boot that saves the mecha too.
Benny and the Moon Button Bus
A small button collector must decide whether to give up his lucky button so a night bus can carry sleepy wishes home.
The Receipt from Tomorrow
A convenience-store clerk must decide whether to lock in the monster or follow the future receipt before his coworker vanishes in the freezer aisle.
The Last Train Heard Her Anyway
A night-shift station guard must decide whether to lock the last train out or let the invisible passenger ride home with her own missing sister.
Rue and the Crayon Rainforest
A young artist must choose whether to shelter her perfect drawing or let the rain repaint a path for the creatures inside it.
Rain Signal Room
A sealed-room signal thriller built as a real Creator Work.
Tower of Voices
Alex and Mara reach the last vertical refuge, a packed survivor tower running on one shielded relay, only to find Nia inside a vault of the dead's voices, Elias broadcasting from the floor above, and the Carrier climbing the stairwell wearing a neighbor's face.
Replicant Dusk
The corp's claim was never over. Nova learns she is one of many Lysandra copies, and a perfect prime is being finalized to replace them all.
Dead Air
Alex climbs out of the dead bunker into a city that went silent the same night he did, finds a field of red phones ringing in the rubble, and learns the signal he fought to expose has started rewriting everyone who hears it.
Deepclone
A holographic virtual idol discovers her agency is selling copies of her own consciousness as companion products, and hunts the master clone to decide who she is willing to lose.
The Last Carrier
Atop the city's central broadcast spire with the kill-signal assembled, Alex faces the saga's final exchange: the only transmitter strong enough to kill the Carrier across the whole grid will overwrite whoever pulls the trigger, and the cleanest vector left alive is Alex himself.
Memory Broker
A memory broker buys back a memory she once sold and finds the truth of her lover's death hidden inside the death she was made to forget.
Signal Afterlife
You open a dead crew recorder and hear the person who died saving you ask for one more choice.
Heartcode
A city-wide love-matching implant turns out to decide who stays in the city, and the man it picked for Mira was assigned to surveil her.
Mirror Detective
A homicide detective interrogates the murder suspect and finds a flawless copy of herself across the table, while the one night she needs to remember has been wiped from her own head.
Red Signal Extraction
A retired assassin follows his daughter's dead-phone signal while the agency that erased him offers the fastest route back to her.
Replicant Dawn
A woman in the neon rain discovers she is an AI copy of a dead celebrity, and must decide whether a borrowed life can ever become her own.
The Other You
Stalled between floors in a neon elevator, you face your own backup replica who swears she is the real you, and the corporation will let only one of you walk out.
Neon Rain Vendetta
A back-alley memory surgeon who edits trauma out of strangers gets the corp man who killed her sister on her table, with the erased proof of the crime still buried in his skull.
Interrogation Loop
You wake strapped to a chair in a neon cell, and the interrogator across the table is wearing your own face, asking what you did, again, and again, and again.
Neon Fugitive
A woman whose own eyes broadcast her location to corporate hunters has one night to escape the city — and the only person who can blind the signal is the partner who sold her out.
Replicant Zenith
At the archive core where every copy of her is mass-printed, Nova faces the original contract and decides whether the line of stolen faces ends in freedom, in her own crown, or in fire.
Replicant Eclipse
In the wreckage of the archive she ended, Nova learns the line is not dead yet, a rival board AI wants to restart or weaponize her, and only she can trigger the dormant protocol Lysandra left to either resurrect the line forever or end it for good.
Replicant Requiem
At the living heart of DR3AM, Nova reaches Lysandra's buried protocol while VESPER waits to weaponize it, and decides whether the line of stolen faces finally gets to author itself, be guarded, or end forever.
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Earlier interactive episodes alongside the films in Vixel TV.
- Backstage Duplicate — A backstage assistant must decide which version of a pop idol gets the microphone before the encore goes live.
- Grandma Put Him on Speaker — A granddaughter must turn a scam call into a trap without frightening the grandmother who already knows more than she admits.
- Prenup in Elevator B — A fiancee trapped in a private elevator hears a prenup voice note that changes who she thinks she is marrying.
- The AI Voice Alibi — A voice engineer must decide whether to break an illegal voice model to clear a stranger or protect her family archive.
- The Birthday Cake Clause — At a billionaire birthday party, the overlooked granddaughter must decide who gets the key hidden in the cake.
- The Glass Ceiling Memo — A product lead sees her stolen promotion live in a boardroom and must decide whether to expose the thief or save the launch.
- The Last Courier — A data courier carries a chip holding a dying stranger's final memory; the couriers who deliver it are killed to keep that memory buried.
- The Last Photo in Court — A public defender must decide whether to risk contempt by flipping one photo that could save her client.
- The Letter on the Hospital Window — A daughter making a consent decision finds an old letter hidden in the window fog and must choose who gets to speak for her father.
- The Lost Child Ticket — A station clerk must decide whether to trust a lost child with an impossible ticket or follow the rules that keep the platform safe.
- The Receipt Under the Veil — A bride finds a receipt under her veil seconds before the vows and must choose whether to expose the lie or protect the room.
- The School Play Switch — A shy kid must choose whether to save a school play or reveal why the lead never came back from backstage.
- Three Knocks in Apartment 9C — A tenant must decide whether to break the wall or call the neighbor everyone says moved out years ago.