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Step into a vibrant realm where pixels paint masterpieces of nostalgia and innovation. In this intricate game list, we journey through a pixelated tapestry that transcends time, blending the charm of yesteryears with the ingenuity of modern gaming. These pixelated gems are more than mere graphics; they are portals to captivating stories, challenging puzzles, and immersive worlds. From the mesmerizing elegance of minimalist pixel art to the intricate details that breathe life into retro-inspired adventures, this collection celebrates the rich diversity of pixelated games. Prepare to embark on a pixel-perfect odyssey, where every pixel is a brushstroke in a canvas of digital artistry.

I finally bought the game and, I have to say, it's a nice break from anything. Basically, this game is kind of a Vampire Survivors but where you can actually aim and roll, and everything gets one-shotted by a single blow, even you. This is what makes the game hard but also fun, since even a single small mistake can cost you the run. You play as Isabella, a sheriff of an abandoned town which starts to get hunted down by Crows, and your job is to survive as long as possible against the hordes thrown at you, while also featuring 3 different bosses, each summoned after 100 kills. You also have quests to complete to unlock new gear and equipment to use and, about that, Isabella has 4 customizable things: her revolver, her Showdown and 2 Passive equipables; this meaning that you can build whatever you are most comfortable with!

SHOULD I PLAY KILL THE CROWS? Play it if you’re a fan of top-down shooters or are looking for a simple, old-school game you can play in short bursts. Kill the Crows is a western about a lone gunslinger on a quest for revenge. There are no bullet sponges here; players, enemies, and even bosses can be felled by a single bullet, and just one mistake can bring a run to an end. At first, this felt frustrating, but once I got into the swing of things, racking up one-shot kills was incredibly satisfying.ﾠ