Pixel Draw

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Pixel Draw is a single player casual puzzle game with a fantasy theme. It was developed by Boogygames Studios and was released on August 22, 2018. It received neutral reviews from players.

Color by Number - Pixel Draw is an addictive anti-stress pixel art game. Choose from a variety of fun pixel images and follow the numbers to bring them to life. Pixel Coloring has never been this easy!

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Audience ScoreBased on 16 reviews

gameplay3 negative mentions

The game offers a variety of neat pixel art images to color, with both simple and detailed pictures available, especially through DLCs.
It serves as an addictive and relaxing pixel art coloring experience, good for casual time-wasting and anti-stress activity.
Autosave function ensures progress is saved after each pixel is filled, allowing players to continue at their own pace.

Controls are cumbersome and unintuitive, requiring individual clicks for each pixel with no drag-to-color or autofill options, causing finger fatigue.
UI is clunky and obtrusive, including a poorly implemented zoom slider and inconvenient scrolling, detracting from the coloring experience.
Lack of essential features such as undo, color erase, customizable settings, and achievement support, combined with repetitive and low-quality DLC content.

gameplay
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is criticized for being overly simplified and restrictive, lacking features like click-and-drag mechanics and feeling too hand-holding, which diminishes the overall experience compared to similar sandbox games.
- “While this might be good for some, it would have been a nice option to be able to turn off, the whole game feels like it's holding my hand with this mechanic.”
- “No click and drag mechanics, you must click every tile individually.”
- “It looks nearly the same as the mentioned sandbox game but unfortunately, the gameplay is much worse.”
- “While this might be good for some, it would have been a nice option to turn off; the whole game feels like it's holding my hand with this mechanic.”
- “No click and drag mechanics; you must click every tile individually.”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Grinding is criticized for being tedious, especially due to cumbersome controls and repetitive tasks like filling in text-based images in the first DLC pack.
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music features approximately five instrumental tracks, with options to enable or disable both sounds and music for a customizable audio experience.
- “Enable/disable sounds and enable/disable music.”
- “There are about 5 or so instrumental tracks from what I was able to tell when I had music on.”
graphics
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics rely heavily on pixel art created with a limited color palette of fewer than 20 digital colors, often crafted using just a mouse rather than a tablet. While the final images can look appealing, the process is seen as labor-intensive and may feel unnecessary beyond serving as hand coordination practice.
- “But without taking any more time to fully inspect each image and the entirety of pixel draw, I cannot say that I learned anything that wasn’t already in the video. Such pixel art (sprites included) can be made with less than 20 different digital colors in total, and small pixel art may have to be done exclusively with the mouse in some cases. I don’t know if a graphics tablet will work or even be necessary.”
- “I am sure several of these images will look nice after completion, but I don’t find it right that we have to put such work into it. Other than graphics, the only other use you can have with this is to train your less dominant hand with the mouse, like I did.”