Windows Phone Game Quick Look: Pixelated

Pixelated for Windows Phone

Pixelated is a popular Blackberry game that has migrated to the Windows Phone Store. Pixelated is an interesting game where you accept a limited number of moves to eliminate the pixelation on the screen and create a solid colour. It's non a hard game to get a handle on but with the limited moves, it can exist rather challenging.

Pixelated's game screen has the pixelated color pattern (your game lath) with colored tiles lining the lesser of the screen. Push controls are present to access the Help screen, Pixelated options, your game stats, and the developer'due south Nearly page.

Game options comprehend language, difficulty levels, grid size, colour scheme, and layout options. Game stats cover your best scores, win percentage, and achievements earned (there are fifteen of them).

Game play is simple. Y'all offset with the square pixel in the upper left corner of the playing board. You tap a tile color of any side by side pixels to alter the colors and combine the pixels. Continue the process until all of the pixels are combined, turning the game board into a solid color.

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Sound like shooting fish in a barrel, right? The challenge comes into play with the express number of turns you have to combine all the pixels. The number is based on the difficulty level (e.m. Standard Difficulty gives you 22 moves) and you receive no credit for pixels left over.

Pixelated is a fun, simple, still challenging game for your Windows Phone. It's a decent time waster of a game. I couldn't aid but think a back or undo push button would come in handy to let yous get back on class to stop the game without having to starting time from scratch.

There is a free trial available to let you lot give Pixelated a test drive but information technology is limited (y'all tin can only play the Standard Difficulty and stats aren't collected). The full version of Pixelated is running $2.99 and you can catch it all hither at the Windows Phone Store.

Thanks, Eric, for the tip!

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