Described as an action RPG survival game with pixel art, Ultra Pixel Survive is a mobile game that is moving to consoles next week.
Already boasting over 500,000 Android downloads, Ultra PIxel Survive on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Microsoft Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S and Nintendo Switch is out on April 14th, 2023. It may look simple with its intuitive menu system and user interface, but Ultra PIxel Survive is one addictive title.
The goal of the game is to face monsters and bosses while trying to survive as long as possible by collecting resources and building tools and structures to defend oneself. Straight forward…..combining elements of action, RPG, and survival.Ultra Pixel Survive. offers a challenging and exciting experience for players seeking a new challenge.
As you progress in the game, days go by and every time you face monsters, your character will level up and earn experience points that allow you to evolve skills and stats based on the player’s choice. It is up to the player to decide what to do, but the main objective is to level up their chosen character and defeat the game’s five bosses.
The game takes place across three regions: open forest, beach, and cave, where varied enemies can be found. In Ultra PIxel Survive you’ll meet vampires and orcs, combat bosses, build defenses and turrets, collect food and resources, and basically evolve your character as the game progresses.
Main Ultra PIxel Survive features:
- Real-time combat
- Hunger system
- Structure building
- Farming
- Boss battles
- Character evolution
- Characters with unique abilities and stats
Check your console’s game store for release details. It should be available to pre-order now for around £5.
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