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Pixi Poxi Pocket Lab
by GhostDev
Pixi Poxi is a challenging autorunner platform game that will test the limits of your gaming skills. You will accompany a test subject on their quest to escape to freedom fighting through several levels with a variety of difficulties, traps and barriers in a world with pixel art aesthetics. You'll need to use your reflexes, timing, and strategy to keep your test subject alive as the levels get harder and harder. The game is designed to keep you on the edge of your seat, with unexpected twists and turns at every corner. As you advance through Pixi Poxi, you'll gather power-ups and discover new skills that will enable you to get past even the most difficult challenges. To get to the end, you'll need to jump, slide, dodge, and move quickly. Pixi Poxi is the perfect game for those who love a challenge and appreciate the retro charm of pixel art graphics.
Roasts
Kopkins 1 year ago
Game Graphics Level DesignLooks minimalistic and tasteful. The special effects are well done.
lanepie3 1 year ago
Game Graphics ControlsThe visuals are pretty good, love how squishy and juicy everything is.
Music is catchy, but sounds feel a bit out of place.
I like the concept of mobile platformers where you always move in one direction unit you bump into something, like Super Leap Day. And what I like in Super Leap Day is it's vertical levels. Thanks to vertical layout it's easy to change direction, because levels are so tight. Checkpoints are frequent and games feels more 'casual'.
That might be me nitpicking, but for me the game's control felt a bit clunky. Gravity is a bit too high, so it's hard to do precise jumps and if you miss one you gotta run around and bump everywhere. Or I might be too casual for this game!
Either way the game is pretty good, but needs some more polishing
Music is catchy, but sounds feel a bit out of place.
I like the concept of mobile platformers where you always move in one direction unit you bump into something, like Super Leap Day. And what I like in Super Leap Day is it's vertical levels. Thanks to vertical layout it's easy to change direction, because levels are so tight. Checkpoints are frequent and games feels more 'casual'.
That might be me nitpicking, but for me the game's control felt a bit clunky. Gravity is a bit too high, so it's hard to do precise jumps and if you miss one you gotta run around and bump everywhere. Or I might be too casual for this game!
Either way the game is pretty good, but needs some more polishing
