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Axel & Pixel
25BANG SCORE

Axel & Pixel

SKIP · indie_short · 2010

Light on value at this price: $1.24, 72% positive.

Better value than 33% of indie_short games

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Axel and Pixel are trapped in a beautiful but dangerous dream world. If they plan to get out they must solve its mysteries. Drawn by hand and rendered in full high-definition, Axel & Pixel is a unique journey through an artist's dream.

Price
$1.24
Reviews
72%
99 reviews
Players
35K
owners (estimate)
Released
2010
What drives the score
Reviews72% positive
gates the score — weak reviews cap it, strong reviews unlock a BANGER
Engagement5% finish
how far players actually get (achievements) — a top-end bonus

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DeveloperSilver Wish Games
Publisher2K
Genreindie_short
Achievements12

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View on Steam · $1.24

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