Choco Pixel

Simple game to hang out with easy achievements.

Fun brain teaser, hurt my brain but fun 10/10

An interesting concept and gameplay...but too @#$%ing hard without a guide, so I hate it. This vid's the only one that could help anyone out with these puzzles: https://youtu.be/6qy9_rhrILE Of course, even so, the Achievements won't count towards the "Perfect Games" for your profile, so it feels as if I played and frustrated on this game for nothing... Also, let's face it; I got these Blender games more for the sake of Steam events instead of actually playing them but to not play them just feels...I dunno; unfair? In any case, just try not to make the mistakes I've made like those. 😒

2.5/10 no 1 move undo

Choco Pixel is a competent Sokoban styled puzzler. 50 puzzles with the unique twist that your character moves until stopped (ice mechanics). Each level is well-designed and although you do learn most of the mechanics in the first few levels, there are a few extra tricks that the developer hides until the later levels to keep things interesting. Biggest con is the game doesn't scale well with large monitors. The level select which looks especially awful. No skip option can be frustrating for certain players. I finished the game in a bit more than 2 hours, playing on and off, but I did get stuck on a few stages. Although the premise is simple the game can be challenging at times. It's also quite addicting, I saw myself walking away and then coming back moments later when stuck on a stage. Solid no frills puzzler.

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A very simple, fun, and short game.

[u]Choco Pixel[/u] is another fun variant of the Ricochet Robots theme, like the Quell series I've reviewed previously. Fun sound effects, a chocolate-based visual aesthetic, and a groovy (albeit endlessly repeating) soundtrack adds to the upbeat feeling of this puzzle game, in which you are trying to maneuver a little vehicle to the exit on each of the 50 levels. The game starts easy - the first 30 levels or so will take almost no effort if you're accustomed to spatial puzzle games - and then slowly ramps up the complexity. At some point - for most it's somewhere in the mid-40s - a level may stump you, and you'll have to repeat the level over and over again until you get that "Aha! Why didn't I think of that?" moment that is the sweet spot of satisfaction will spatial puzzle games.