
Stranded on a beautiful island, craft tools, battle beasts, and uncover mythical weapons. Fight to survive, conquer ancient ruins, and master the wild in a high-stakes adventure. Will you prevail? - Created by a UC Santa Cruz Student
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Created by a UC Santa Cruz Student
Welcome to "Pixel Horizons," an immersive survival game on a lush, mysterious island filled with dense forests, rolling hills, and stunning scenery. As a stranded adventurer, you must explore this fantastical landscape, gather resources, and craft tools and weapons to thrive in the wilderness.
The game combines elements of realism and fantasy, allowing players to collect natural resources like wood, stone, and plants to craft survival essentials. But that's not all—the island hides secrets, including powerful, mythical weapons and tools that can aid you in your journey. Equip axes, hammers, and more as you build shelters, cross bridges, and unlock the mysteries of this enchanted island.
Key Features:
Open-World Exploration: Roam a vibrant, expansive island teeming with wildlife and rich ecosystems.
Survival Mechanics: Gather food, craft essential tools, and manage your health, stamina, and hydration to stay alive.
Fantasy Elements: Discover hidden magical weapons and tools that give you the edge in your quest for survival.
Customizable Gameplay: Use your skills to craft and upgrade weapons, tools, and structures.
Creative Building: Construct bridges, shelters, and defenses to protect yourself from challenges the island throws at you.
This is a game where strategy meets creativity, and your ability to adapt will determine your survival. Will you conquer the island’s challenges and unlock its secrets? The adventure is yours to write in "Pixel Horizons."
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Languages: English
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Edit: TLDR; There isn't enough base game to warrant paid DLC. The dev is bringing a paid DLC to a base game riddled with bugs and unfinished features (There isn't even a function storage chest in the game at the moment, as it deletes all items upon exiting the game)... I get that the game is currently free as is, but with so little polish on the main game, bringing ANY DLC to it seems very weird. Ill change my opinion back to optimism if the baseline gets the many fixes it needs. ----- Currently needs a LOT of work. There is a good bit of potential, but unpolished features make it harder than necessary to get to. Solo dev, just doing a project they want to build out, Ill give it a thumbs up for now as I hope it gets more developed. Currently, this game needs polish far, far more than it needs new features.
It's a good survival game because it's free. In this game, you can praise: - minimalistic graphics, which is great for this genre - the game world looks good. What is missing in the game: - little variety, few different mobs, few tools... - no multiplayer - poorly configured hitboxes
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Я уже по логотипу понял что нас ждет поделка со дна мобильного мусора всяких плеймаркетов и виндоус маркета... логотип криво обрезан и в низком разрешении, это ж надо так себя не уважать! https://youtu.be/BqHooBD12Qg
I love craft games.
Continuously getting chase by a gator after every respawn
pixel noun pix·el ˈpik-səl -ˌsel plural: pixels Definition: any of the small discrete elements that together constitute an image (as on a television or digital screen) pixelated adjective pix·e·lat·ed ˈpik-sə-ˌlā-təd of an image Definition: displayed in such a manner that individual pixels are discernible I post these for the benefit of this developer, because its quite clear he has no idea what it means. this game makes exactly zero use of the pixellated aesthetic. the most pixelated thing about it is the store art. given that the dude couldn't even write a store description without the use of AI to do the thinking for him, i am also confident that it is called 'pixel horizons' out of sheer ignorance, it was suggested by his AI, or both. if this is a 'pixel' game, then so is literally every single title on steam. Given that the developer cant even be bothered to understand the literal title he chose to give his game, is it any wonder that its poorly optimized, derivative bandwagon-jumping trash? yes, I spent about 10 minutes "playing" this game just to call the developer an imbecile. 100% of this playtime was consumed by a loading screen.
Why Can I Get Killed By A Chicken?
THIS AINT IT.
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Cool pixel game, beautiful inventory animations, but the anomalies and animal attacks could use some work.
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