Play as the ultimate digital underdog in the Adventures of Pip,an action-platformer with a fresh gameplay twist inside a retro 32-bit world. Alas, Pip is an unlikely 1-pixel hero yet has the unique ability to absorb the pixels of his defeated enemies to evolve into three different forms. Players will skillfully switch between these three forms while exploring five worlds on an epic 10-hour campaign to defeat the Skeleton Queen. Adventures of Pip features a soundtrack by Jake “virt” Kaufman, composer for Shantae and the Pirates Curse, Bloodrayne: Betrayal, Shovel Knight, and more. The game will be available in June 2015 on Steam (PC/MAC), Nintendo WiiU, and coming soon to Xbox One, and PS4.
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O jogo é divertidinho dentro do escopo de jogos plataformas
I used to see this game all the time on the Wii U eshop and wanted it SO badly. I never bought it. But, finally I got it recently and...It's ok. Switching the forms at the right time to make jumps is fun. But, it is truly nothing special. Nothing else sticks out. Purely mediocre.
A very average 2D platformer that has a cool resolution changing mechanic but doesn't seize it to its full potential. As a result, while some levels have some interesting obstacles, the campaign falls short of building up anything conclusive and wastes time doing graphics-puns instead. In Steam it's frequently on sale.
Changing into pixel forms, each with its own weight and mechanics, is a hell of a gameplay gimmick to lift up what is otherwise a serviceable platformer. The art and music also add to the cute aesthetic as well. If it had a stronger story, it'd be higher among the greats, but it gets the job done regardless.