Mixolumia
davemakes · 2020 · Puzzle, Arcade, Falling Blocks, Colorful, Music
PC
Very Positive97% · 187
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About Mixolumia
Mixolumia is an entrancing falling block arcade puzzler where diamond blocks slide together on a gem-shaped board and explode in glittering chain reactions.
Scintillating visuals and entrancing music that responds and evolves with your actions make Mixolumia a chill experience for casual players or an adrenaline rush for hardcore puzzle fiends.
Each included song has unique sound effects that harmonize with the music, giving the game a totally different feel depending on which track you choose.
Switch up Mixolumia's visuals by selecting from a wide range of lovely color palettes, or create and customize your own with the built-in color editor.
Whether you want to chill out, or challenge yourself to intense, strategic gameplay, Mixolumia has a game mode to suit your mood.
Mixolumia has options to adjust or turn off all of its effects individually so as to be as accessible to players as possible.
Scintillating visuals and entrancing music that responds and evolves with your actions make Mixolumia a chill experience for casual players or an adrenaline rush for hardcore puzzle fiends.
Swap the Soundtrack
Each included song has unique sound effects that harmonize with the music, giving the game a totally different feel depending on which track you choose.
Remix the Colors
Switch up Mixolumia's visuals by selecting from a wide range of lovely color palettes, or create and customize your own with the built-in color editor.
Choose Your Experience
Whether you want to chill out, or challenge yourself to intense, strategic gameplay, Mixolumia has a game mode to suit your mood.
Accessibility
Mixolumia has options to adjust or turn off all of its effects individually so as to be as accessible to players as possible.
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Super fun and simple game. I love that you can pick the soundtrack/effects to have a different vibe depending on your mood. I love the summer showers in particular, very relaxing. I got most of the achievements a while ago, but I still play pretty regularly because I find it really good for clearing my head after a stressful day.1 found this helpful
Trippy
Absolutely hooked within the first hour, will be coming back to this game over and over for sure! If there could be a mobile version I'd instantly buy it too, and keep both! I know this game was released in 2020 but there could be more modes! maybe more... more shapes?
A fun game that doesn't waste your time or theirs on unnecessary fluff and bloat. You get colors, blocks, and music. And if that's not enough for you, maybe the problem isn't the game. 10/10 would play on my deathbed.
It's hard to say Mixolumia is like other puzzle games, like Tetris. If I had to pick one to give you a starting point to compare to, I'd say it's like Lumines. The gameplay is relatively straightforward but the game audio is dynamic and tightly integrated into it. Once you find the flow, the music and sound effects take you along for the ride. There will be an acclimation period of understanding how the 45 degree blocks cascade in the well. You can't help but crane your neck to help with this. Once you get the gist of it though you will start to see how to pull off ever-longer cascades. Doing this will make the sound experience more intense and drive you to want to keep playing to make it happen again. The rush of getting a very long chain reaction is simply incredible. There are just five main music tracks to choose from, and I'd say only three of them really do the game justice. However! There are dozens of free community-made music packs that really expand the soundscape of the game to a point where the variety and quality makes the game feel a lot more premium. In any event, the interactive nature of the music and sounds means you won't tire of any one of them in a short play…
It's a great take on Tetris. There is real strategy involved.
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