Why settle for a standard gamepad when your next gaming accessory can double as a collectible? Drakong is bringing Attack on Titan to the blind-box craze with its new PixelByte mini controllers, which launched worldwide on October 16.
Priced at $24.99 per box in the US, each tiny controller packs a working gamepad, a chibi-style character charm, and a collectible card. The catch? You won’t know which design you’re getting until you crack open the box.
Seven Designs to Hunt Down
The collection features six standard designs: Eren, Mikasa, Levi, Hange, Sasha, and Titan. There’s also an ultra-rare mystery variant, advertised with a 1-in-30 pull rate. Drakong hasn’t revealed what that mystery design looks like, adding another layer of intrigue for collectors.
Small Controller, Big Compatibility
These aren’t just display pieces. The Bluetooth-powered PixelByte works with iOS, Android, PC, Linux, Nintendo Switch, and Nintendo Switch 2. It also offers remappable controls, Turbo Mode, and a productivity mode for shortcuts, media playback, and presentation controls.
An integrated keychain loop makes it easy to clip onto a bag or carry around, putting the collectible front and center even when you’re not gaming.
Worth the Roll of the Dice?
At $24.99 each, PixelByte sits somewhere between a gaming accessory and a character collectible. Just remember: every box contains one randomly selected design, so completing the set could mean a few duplicate purchases along the way.
For Attack on Titan fans and blind-box collectors, that surprise might be part of the fun. For anyone chasing a specific character, though, the mystery is also the gamble.
