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Ultra Pixel Survive

Ultra Pixel Survive

|Spain|Adventure, Role-playing (RPG)

6.1 /10

Okay

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In Ultra Pixel Survive you'll find yourself in a pixel world where a young guy named Thomas lives. Today he is going on a journey across the country, and you will be his company. On the screen you will see your character in a certain place. Using the control keys you will guide your hero forward. On his way there will be various traps and dangers that he will have to overcome with your guidance. Sometimes the character may encounter monsters and wild animals, which you can destroy using different weapons from your character's inventory.

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Leans into Adventure, Role-playing (RPG) — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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Gamer EscapeEliot Lefebvre · 21 Apr, 2023
6/10

If you do enjoy the idea of what amounts to a never-ending survival horde defense mode and are willing to do quite a lot of playing before you earn other characters? There’s stuff to like here! This is not a bad game. But it’s a game that looks a lot more charming than it winds up being. It’s an all right game masquerading as a good one, and while that doesn’t make it bad, it does make it less than the sum of its parts.

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Nindie SpotlightJustin Nation · 17 Apr, 2023
6.2/10

Sharing common elements with some other survival games in the eShop, the problem here is that it’s missing much and adds little

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