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One grid. One plan. One way out.

Pixel: The Challenge is a 3D puzzle game in the spirit of the great tile-based logic classics — completely re-built. On every level you collect all the Pixels, find the right keys, and cross water, ice, conveyor belts and monsters until the Plenum portal opens.

The logic is grid-clear and deterministic, just like the classics — but the world is real 3D with smooth animation. Best of all: every one of the 80 levels is provably solvable. A solver works out each solution in advance and stores a replay. No level is down to luck, none is unfair.

Why you'll love it

• 80 hand-crafted levels across 8 worlds — every one guaranteed solvable.
  
• Classic logic, real 3D — plan it, solve it, execute it cleanly.
  
• Two art styles — switch between Voxel (chunky and bright) and Low-Poly (soft and modern) at any time.
  
• Three cameras — third-person, first-person or top-down.
  
• Fair for everyone — chase 3 stars as a pro, or switch on Casual mode with no time pressure, plus a "watch the solution" helper.
  
• Clean — no ads, no tracking.

What stands in your way

Keys & doors · water · fire · slippery ice · conveyor belts · bombs · teleporters · cloning machines · switches & buttons — and all sorts of monsters that move on their own.

Try it free

Play the first 20 levels free in the demo — download it right here on the Steam page. If the puzzle bug bites, the full game with all 80 levels is waiting.

Already in the works

After launch, Pixel: The Challenge keeps growing: a premium level pack with fiendish master puzzles and a level editor to build and share your own levels — both planned as a separate add-on (DLC). Add the game to your wishlist so you don't miss it.

Languages

Interface and level texts in English, German, French and Spanish.

Pendedahan Kandungan Dihasilkan AI

Pembangun menerangkan cara permainan mereka menggunakan Kandungan Dihasilkan AI seperti berikut:

Generative AI tools were used to help create some of the 2D store and marketing graphics (e.g. store capsule images). These assets were reviewed and finalized by the developer, who holds the rights to use them. No generative AI is used for content inside the game, and no AI-generated content is produced live during gameplay.