Bad Pixels

Bad Pixels

Dadako · July 31, 2026 · Boomer Shooter, FPS, First-Person, Western, Action

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Bad Pixels price by region

Bad Pixels costs £0.77 in the United Kingdom, €0.90 in Europe (EUR), zł5.03 in Poland, $6.99 in Georgia (USD), $11.99 in the United States, CA$14.25 in Canada, A$16.95 in Australia, NZ$18.75 in New Zealand and R$43.99 in Brazil right now.

Cheapest Bad Pixels offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £0.77 −93% £10.75 £0.77 2
Europe (EUR) €0.90 −93% €12.25 €0.90 2
Poland zł5.03 −90% zł50.99 zł5.03 2
Georgia (USD) $6.99 $6.99 — 1
United Statesyour region $11.99 $11.99 — 1
Canada CA$14.25 CA$14.25 — 1
Australia A$16.95 A$16.95 — 1
New Zealand NZ$18.75 NZ$18.75 — 1
Brazil R$43.99 R$43.99 — 1

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About Bad Pixels

8-Bit first person shooter set in the old west! Have you ever wondered what a FPS game would look like in 8-bit? It's gotta look bad, right?Bad Pixels is a gritty, hoodlum-shooting, gristle-chewing, law-avoiding retro style FPS. As Sheriff in this reckless retro environment, you must round up a team of deputies to help you flush out wrong doers, cash-in on wanted contracts and restore the peace.

Features:

  • Classic first person “boomer shooter” style action.
  • Wild West themed antics.
  • RTS style deputy management system.
  • 16 main missions with various boss fights.
  • 3 difficulty modes.
  • Variety of interesting weapon types.
  • Mission designer for custom missions.
  • 5 main environment types.
  • SID Chiptune sound track and effects.
  • Numerous references to Commodore 64, Amiga and retro computing.
  • Grit!

Gameplay:

Choosing from a range of jobless drifters, assemble a team of hired deputies to take on missions, ranging from disturbances in the peace, to resolving dead or alive wanted notices. Enemies will not stand idly by for you to capture or kill them however, so your finest first person shooting skills are required to chase down these wrong doers, while also commanding your own team to control the scene.

Deputies:

Using an in-game menu, you can command your deputies to perform certain tasks, like patrolling, sentry and following. If a member of your team meets a grizzly end, they are gone forever. Try your best to keep them alive, so they may also reap the rewards between missions.


Environments:

In an 8-bit style, explore dusty towns, remote hills, snowy outposts and spooky graveyards. Great care has been taken to recreate these locations as realistically as possible using only the finest lines and polygons the 8-bit world has to offer.

Weapons:

Without getting too futuristic, there are some steam powered items to find, along with the usual knives, pistols, shotguns, rifles and … explosives!


Leaderboards, Perma-Upgrades and Achievements:

How far can you go on one credit? There is no lives system in Bad Pixels, once all members of your team have perished, it is game over. But that is not the end, you might be rewarded with special skill badges that you can use on your next run.

Controls & Compatibility:

Along with the classic WASD + mouse controls, Bad Pixels is also playable on analog stick game pads. Keyboard:
WASD + mouse for move and look.
R = reload
E = interact
SHIFT = sprint
2 = weapon down
3 = weapon up
SPACE = crouch
LMB = shoot
RMB = jump
ESC = pause
TAB = console

Gamepad:
L STICK = move
L STICK BUTTON = sprint
R STICK = look
L TRIGGER = crouch
R TRIGGER = shoot
Y = reload
X = interact
B = jump
A = shoot
START = pause 
So pick up that controller, keyboard, or strange custom device, grease up your 6 iron, don your stetson and shake them snakes outta your boots, we’re going on a wild ride!

Bad Pixels — game info

Platforms
Windows, macOS, Linux / SteamOS
Player modes
Single-player
Controller
Full controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

Bad Pixels impresses players with its charming pixel art style, catchy music, and fun gunplay mechanics, but most agree the game feels unfinished with limited content and lacking depth in gameplay and story. Players appreciate the core shooting mechanics and humorous moments, though some note issues with aiming precision, and reviewers hope future updates will expand the relatively brief experience with more substantial features.

Not recommended Sep 30, 2026
I love the art style and music! Only if there was an actual game attached to it...
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Recommended Sep 13, 2026
me me from korean! i loving that cowboy hat game. me PC too foolhardy for running the redemption. this game in its service muy obrigado developer!! :DD psi: i liked the music in the shop!! and overall totally!
2 found this helpful
Not recommended Oct 6, 2026
Presentation's gorgeous, you don't need me to tell you this ofc you can see the screenshots, the game does in fact look like that. Now let me tell you about the gameplay. Imagine you download an ancient 1.6.4 minecraft mod called "The Wild West Dimension". You make a portal out of red sand blocks, and you light it with a six shooter you craft out of four iron ingots. The dimension's nothing more than an infinite desert peppered with cacti and autogenerated saloon structures. There's mobs in it, too, that spawn in small groups of 1 - 6. Some mobs are bad guys, they're more or less reskinned skeletons, except they shoot hitscan and they drop money and ammo (which the six shooter can shoot). Then there's the civilians, who mindlessly wander around until tamed with aforementioned money to create a deputy, which is like the bad guy except it follows you around and only attacks hostile mobs. And that's it. The mod adds one dimension with one weapon and one enemy. Naturally, there's not really any depth to this, so you spend maybe ten minutes here before resolving to revisit when more content is added. That's what playing Bad Pixels is like. Why is it twelve dollars? Yeah, it's early ac…
Not recommended Oct 5, 2026
its not necessarily bad, but yeah its unfinished and needs a lot more to it gameplay/story wise, and should probably just be a free demo as of right now. Maybe i need to play it for more than 10 minutes idk. Music is really cool though, and i feel bad for leaving a negative review, but hopefully when its finished it'll improve on those aspects cause i think it has some potential.
Recommended Sep 14, 2026
Love this game so far and I can't wait for more updates! I beat the first and only 2 towns in roughly 47 minutes of playtime, but what I saw and played was incredibly fun! I love the art style and silly humor, I'm hopping plenty more comes to this game! I've had very minor issues or bugs with the game, the aim feels a little "off" constantly, to the point that I'm unsure if the gun isn't that accurate or I am, but even still the gun fights feel engaging and fun- shooting off someone's hat and watching them run away will never get old
Recommended Sep 13, 2026
pretty fun and has a cool aesthetic. can't wait to see what updates and whatnot it may get over time. multiplayer would be cool.....maybe a shotgun or something too...

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