- October 27, 2015
- AppyArt
Battle Pixels
Platforms
About
"Battle Pixels" is a fast-paced, arcade-style shoot 'em up game with a 16-bit retro aesthetic. Players control tanks and navigate through 25 randomly generated levels, using point-and-click controls to engage in combat and avoid enemy fire. As you progress, you can power up your tanks with new abilities and face unique features like airstrikes and conveyor belts. The game also boasts awesome sound tracks, original systems, and pixel graphics for a nostalgic touch.







- The game offers a fun and challenging experience, requiring skill and strategy to progress.
- Graphics and sound are decent for the game's style, providing a nostalgic feel reminiscent of older games.
- It's an affordable game with a good amount of levels and trading cards, making it a decent value for casual gamers.
- The control scheme is cumbersome, requiring multiple clicks to move tanks, which can lead to frustration.
- The game lacks essential features like resolution options and achievements, making it feel incomplete.
- Gameplay can become repetitive and boring quickly, with limited engagement beyond the initial levels.
gameplay
6 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay has received mixed reviews, with some players finding it slow and cumbersome, particularly due to the dual tank control mechanics and lack of dodging capabilities. While the old-school arcade style and high score feature are appreciated, many feel that the overall gameplay lacks depth and excitement. However, others praise the simplicity and strategic elements, noting that it offers enough content for its price.
“Great game, great gameplay, enough content for its price tag.”
“The control scheme and gameplay are simple, but it still takes a certain amount of skill, focus, and strategy to not blow up.”
“The gameplay seems much easier.”
“The gameplay itself feels slow; the way to control the tanks makes the game feel lagged. Controlling two tanks at once in a game where bullets can't be dodged just doesn't feel right. I would make sure I want this game before spending money on it.”
“It looked decent, but there hardly is any gameplay in this one.”
“Old-school arcade style progression; play until you die and enter your initials via high score table. Though the 'continue' feature lets you resume where you'd left off, score intact, the gameplay is not great.”