- September 18, 2015
- Serenity Forge
Pixel Galaxy
Pixel Galaxy is a fun game with dynamic gameplay and a solid design. It's almost impossible for colorblind players though.
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About
In "Pixel Galaxy," you play as a white pixel that can absorb the abilities, bodies, and weapons of enemy pixels you collect. With randomly generated enemy waves and six difficulty modes, each playthrough is a unique challenge. The game also features co-op mode and memorable bosses to test your skills.









- The game features a unique mechanic where players absorb enemy pixels to build a stronger ship, adding depth to the gameplay.
- The visuals and soundtrack are engaging, creating a vibrant and chaotic atmosphere that enhances the overall experience.
- It's easy to learn but difficult to master, providing a satisfying challenge that keeps players coming back for more.
- The gameplay can feel overwhelming due to chaotic visuals and frequent color changes, making it hard to distinguish between friend and foe.
- Difficulty spikes can be frustrating, with some players feeling that success relies more on luck than skill.
- The lack of key remapping options and the janky mechanics can detract from the overall enjoyment of the game.
music
27 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game receives mixed reviews, with some players praising its catchy and engaging soundtrack that enhances the gameplay experience, while others find it repetitive and annoying after extended play. Many appreciate the nostalgic arcade feel of the music, describing it as well-composed and fitting for the game's aesthetic, though a few players resorted to muting the game due to fatigue. Overall, the soundtrack is seen as a strong point, contributing positively to the game's atmosphere despite some initial dissatisfaction.
“The soundtrack is amazing, the graphics are sleek and colorful, and the gameplay is interesting, simple to learn, and challenging without being too frustrating.”
“Soundtrack is great and makes the gameplay just that much more awesome.”
“The soundtrack is quite a treat; I did enjoy the music in the game and often felt myself lost in the music, which even cost me a couple of deaths!”
“After the first 3 hours, I had enough of the music and game sounds in general. They started to get annoying, and to avoid quitting the game, I had to mute it and play some music on YouTube.”
“Maybe I need to give the music another try, but I was not impressed by it initially.”
“Even the color palettes the levels shift through are really hypnotizing... oh, and the soundtrack is really, uh, 'crunchy'?”