Adventures of Pip
Tic Toc Games · 2015 · Action, Platformer, Indie, Adventure, Retro
PC
Very Positive84% · 166
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About Adventures of Pip
Adventures of Pip revitalizes the classic side-scrolling action platform genre. Pip -- the ultimate digital underdog – is a lowly single pixel in a 32-bit world who proves that you can’t judge a hero by the fidelity of his shaders. During the game, Pip gains the ability to evolve and grow by absorbing pixels from his fallen foes. Those same pixels can then be used to blast through environment puzzles and enemies, devolving Pip back to a single pixel. Players will explore five stylized worlds and experience up to 10 hours of epic adventure saving Pip’s village from the evil Queen DeRezzia.
Inspired by classic platformers, Adventures of Pip basks in a world where players can defeat a huge 32-bit boss as a single pixel or even as an 8-bit character.
With three different forms, evolve and devolve Pip to solve puzzles and defeat enemies; each with their own weakness and strength that must be unraveled throughout the campaign.
STORY
The Bit Stream is the life force that fuels Pixel Kingdom. The One who taps its power can forge the Kingdom's destiny.
Pip is only one pixel in a world full of 32-bit characters, yet he is the only one brave enough to face the Queen DeRezzia and rescue the kidnapped princess.
Moved by his plight, the ghost knight, Sir Elwyn, bestowed upon Pip the power to harness the Bit Stream. With the ability to absorb his enemy’s pixels, Pip can transform into a hi-fidelity hero! But be aware! With each evolution not only will you gain skills but some will be lost.
Inspired by classic platformers, Adventures of Pip basks in a world where players can defeat a huge 32-bit boss as a single pixel or even as an 8-bit character.
With three different forms, evolve and devolve Pip to solve puzzles and defeat enemies; each with their own weakness and strength that must be unraveled throughout the campaign.
STORY
The Bit Stream is the life force that fuels Pixel Kingdom. The One who taps its power can forge the Kingdom's destiny.
Pip is only one pixel in a world full of 32-bit characters, yet he is the only one brave enough to face the Queen DeRezzia and rescue the kidnapped princess.
Moved by his plight, the ghost knight, Sir Elwyn, bestowed upon Pip the power to harness the Bit Stream. With the ability to absorb his enemy’s pixels, Pip can transform into a hi-fidelity hero! But be aware! With each evolution not only will you gain skills but some will be lost.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
A fun little 2D platformer that doesn't take itself too seriously. It's nothing particularly special, but if you're in the mood for that kind of game this will scratch the itch. My only real complaint is that getting enough money to buy all of the upgrades requires going through the same levels multiple times to grind, but that's not strictly necessary and only really an issue if you're going for 100% completion.1 found this helpful
Too much stuff that are bad. Can't turn off music fully off. Some mechanics are not great. Not comfortable controls and not being able to change them in any way. Sometimes it feels like my controls are not controlling my character. But cool concept anyway.1 found this helpful
This game's whole gimmick strikes me as pandering to nostalgia on the premise of an idea that sounds conceptually interesting but isn't anything special in context. Getting hit downgrades you like it does in Mario - okay and? You kinda look like Link but as a brown haired white boy - okay and? I am probably the wrong audience for this game, and I own that, but I don't really see what else this game adds to the conversation about retro games other than "man, graphics used to suck, huh?". It's like Color Theory's cover of "Here Is The House" - it's entirely enraptured by the greatness of what came before that it has nothing to add of its own. It's fine. It's good. I just don't see the point, personally.
I recommend a controller -good music -good enemys -metroidvania
A charming little game unlike anything I have played before. You play as Pip a single low res pixel with the special power to transform into med res and high res. Off to save the princess from the evil queen that wants to turn everyone into low res. Short and sweet. This won’t take long to 100%. It’s nice to play a simple unique indie game that isn’t a copy paste Metroidvania. I love Metroidvania but every 2D platformer doesn’t need to be one. It’s nice to have a level based game. It feels so rare. The music is pretty good and memorable. The bosses aren’t too hard but sometimes it takes a minute to figure out the weakness. You have to use the res changing to make an opening and deal a hit. I really wish there was a second game. The same thing but a lot bigger.
painfully mid, poorly put together, doesn't even rut at 60FPS despite reporting so
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