Legends of Pixelia

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I fell in love with this game in just 20 minutes into it ..The gameplay is fantastic and the pixel art is retro beautiful..It may need better support for mac keyboards but I think the game is better suited for a gamepad..Any way great game ,would love to see more games like this.

LoP is a game with simple combat mechanics wrapped in more and more challenging fights through the progress of the game. Overall the game seems pretty balanced and the author is very open and responsive to feedback which reflects in a good quality of the game. With the chance to get better items in every higher dungeon, leaderboards for highscores and ways to optimize stats for lategame characters, the game brings a lot of long term content and motivation. And last but not least its also a lot of fun to play the pvp mode local with some friends. Absolutely recommendable game!

I'm not going to give this game a thumbs down because it has a small player base and viewcount. I don't want to run around quashing budding developers before they get a chance to shine. At the same time, I actually wouldn't recommend this game. It has many, many issues. For starters, it has problems with the controls. As solid as the hitbox detection is, the entire game feels pretty clunky. I'm used to hack and slash style gameplay, but the minimalism hurts this game quite a bit. The lack of direction in your attacks combined with the lack of differentiation between each character makes it lack depth. That's my real issue. Most of the 'difficulty' comes from colored enemies that own shields. These enemies are invincible to every kind of damage until you break their shield using the correct, coinciding color of attack. This means if you miss the specific subset of attacks you need to use to hit the enemy, you have to run around and wait until your ability comes off cooldown. In fact, most of the game's 'correct' style of gameplay is just that: run around and wait for your cooldowns. This gives the game a very, very slow pacing. You're given very little in the way of options with your gameplay. You just...have to hit the specific move at the right time. I understand that some people enjoy this simple albiet punishing gameplay style. For me, it feels very dated at this point, and I expect a bit more dynamism from the titles I frequent. Compared to dozens of action RPG's or roguelites, this game is lacking in many respects. The visuals are also minimal and to the game's detriment. I understand having limited resources for the game. That's fine, and I don't expect life like detail in my games. At the same time, games like Shovel Knight circumvent these restrictions in the chosen art style by having solid art direction and variety. This game doesn't craft different atmosphere's with different feels to them. They blend together, all variations of the same monochrome. That isn't to say this game is without its positives. Its music is pretty good, being easy to listen to. The same could be said for the ability to combo and chain moves together. It requires precise timing, and that takes time to master. There's some depth there; it doesn't change the limiting factors I mentioned earlier however. Chaining attacks is irrelevent if that first colored attack misses. All the other attacks don't matter, and you must wait until you try again. And again. And again ad verbatum. Regardless, this could all be fixed with a bit of polish and refinement. Adding some variation to the attacks would help tremendously. Perhaps the barbarian gets a leaping slam that makes enemies prone? Maybe give him bonus execute damage on his slam? Giving the knight a quick block that counters the enemy and lets you slip in an empowered attack would be nice. Maybe giving some kind of slow to the mage. Either way, I wish the developer good luck, and this isn't a bad effort for a game by any means. It simply needs more polish and it'll be a load of fun to play.

I really enjoy the game,great action,with a taste of rpg,inventory management,stats, items,upgrades, good work devs!! thx

The thing I like most about this game is the concept of champions for pvp where the characters are preset and equal. A concept desperately missing from the cash grab game industry where a level 50 with stacked gear fights a level 20. This feels like a game created by fans for fans. Now just make a Bruce Lee style character with punches and kicks so Ican continue my commodore 64 flashback.

I've only played the Knight so far but two things just stand out from the first room: - Controls are super smooth and accurate. - Pixels and collisions and other hit-boxes are spot on. This leads to a super fun gameplay. Character progression is pretty simple but helps customize your hero between floors, just like upgrading your gear by spending your well earned coins. One big negative for colourblind: Enemy shields are colour coded, like the four main buttons on your controller. You need to match your attack to the shield's colour in order to destroy the shield. Looking forward to shared screen co-op and solo runs.

This game is awesome and attends to make you addicted! I also agree with the previous comment. Absolutely recommendable!