- March 31, 2021
- Kyle Berger
Pixelot
Platforms
About
Pixelot is a single-player turn-based RPG that combines combat of classic role-playing games, team building of monster collecting games, and dungeons of adventure games. It features an easy-to-understand gearing and upgrading system, unique playable classes, and challenging puzzles in dungeons. With auto-save, party healing, and quick play features, Pixelot is designed for convenient and accessible gameplay.











- The game features a nostalgic blend of classic RPG elements, reminiscent of Pokémon and Final Fantasy, with engaging dialogue and humor.
- It offers a diverse cast of characters and a well-executed progression system, making it easy to level up and enjoy the gameplay.
- The pixel art graphics are charming, and the game runs smoothly, making it a fun and accessible experience for casual play.
- Combat can feel repetitive and lacks depth, with many encounters being too easy and not requiring strategic thinking.
- Some players have encountered bugs that hinder quest progression, indicating a need for further polish and bug fixes.
- The game can become bland over extended play sessions, with some players suggesting the addition of difficulty settings to enhance the challenge.
story
11 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story receives mixed reviews, with some players praising its engaging narrative, humor, and character customization, while others find it bland and repetitive. Many appreciate the inclusion of side quests and challenging boss fights, though some express frustration with bugs and random encounters that disrupt the storytelling. Overall, the story is seen as a strong point for some, while others feel it lacks depth.
“Fantastic story, side quests, plenty of heroes and weapons/armor, loved every minute of it and can't wait for the next update to continue my journey. In the meantime, I will continue with the tower and arena.”
“This game brings great dialogue, driven story, battle mechanics, portable equipment smithing, and hundreds of items and equipment to customize your characters.”
“I loved this game from beginning to end; the storyline keeps me on edge and it maintains a perfect balance of difficulty.”
“The story is passable for a mobile game.”
“The story is bland and all the fights end up pretty similar, using the same abilities over and over.”
“The one thing that I might suggest is a way to reduce random encounters, as there are a lot of them and sometimes they can get in the way of telling the story.”