With the improvement of the level of game production, the style of most games seems to be developing in the direction of becoming more and more realistic, but pixel games are an exception, and the unique and delicate style of this type of game brings a unique visual experience. Next, let's recommend ten pixel games that will not step on thunder.
The first is Knight of the Rising Spirits, a game that creates an era of swords and magic, where the player's mission is to fight the aliens to reclaim the Philosopher's Stone to save the world. The game has a variety of strange heroes and skills, a large number of unique weapons waiting to be discovered, randomly generated levels will bring a new game experience every time, and unique NPCs will fight alongside players.
The second is Cell Reborn, a ROGUEElike pixel action game. Players need to hone their combat skills in battle after battle, master a variety of weapons with unique use skills, and learn to roll and dodge and other position manipulation skills to escape the attacks of unexpected monsters. The game has well-designed connected levels that are highly repeatable.
The third model is "Block Ark", as a pixel version of "Ark Survival Evolution", "Block Ark" has changed the realistic and realistic painting style, embarked on a unique flexible and lively pixel route, and adopted the gameplay of block rendering, which far exceeds the shocking experience of other similar games and conquered a large number of players. In this ancient era when dinosaurs were prevalent, players must master the characteristics of various dinosaurs in order to survive in a dangerous world.
Some dinosaurs are cunning and "approachable" on the surface, but will suddenly attack as soon as the player approaches. Sometimes players also need to take the initiative to conquer dinosaurs, but they must have a proper positioning of their own strength, and blindly provoking high-level dinosaurs will only bring disaster to themselves.
Ten pixel games that never step on the thunder are introduced here, and the rest of the next issue will be discussed.