Pixel Blow Up
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About this game
Tap a card. A crew pours out, runs to every keg of its own color, and lights the fuse.
Then you pick the next color. That is the whole game — and it gets hard fast.
A one-handed color puzzle about taking a board apart, one color at a time. 140 levels, no ads, no in-app purchases.
THE DEMOLITION YARD
The board is stacked with colored barrels. Tap a card and that crew runs out carrying matches, walks to every barrel of its own color, and lights them one after another.
HOW IT PLAYS
Every card in your tray is one crew: a color, and a number that says how many blocks that crew will work through. Tap a card and it drops into an open slot. From there they do the walking.
The catch is that they can only walk in from outside the board. A color that is walled in on every side is out of reach, so you peel the rim first and the middle opens up as you go. Choosing which color to open, and when, is the entire puzzle.
Slots are the bottleneck. A level hands you five, four or three of them, and a crew holds its slot until its last worker is done — so filling every slot with colors that have nothing left to reach leaves you stuck. When that happens you can spend a recall to send one starving crew home and get its slot straight back.
Only the hardest levels carry a clock — 37 of the 140, each with its own limit set from a measured clear rather than a flat budget. It counts down, turns red for the last minute, and runs on game time, so speeding them up buys you no extra room. The other 103 have no clock at all. Most levels take one to three minutes.
WHAT YOU GET
- 140 levels, each one machine-checked to be solvable before it ships
- 108 pieces of loot to collect on your pantry shelf: a cow, a pineapple, a strawberry, a watermelon, a red apple, a monkey
- A global leaderboard — all time, this week, today — ranked by levels cleared, with no sign-up
- 3 upgrades — quicker workers and busier crews — opened by clearing levels, never bought
- Three one-shot boosters, paid for with coins you earn by clearing levels
- Two original tracks that swap themselves in and out as you play
- Color-blind marks, plus sound, music and vibration switches
- English, Chinese and Portuguese
NO STRINGS
- No ads. Not one.
- No in-app purchases. There is nothing here you can spend real money on — coins are earned by clearing levels, and the numbers on the upgrade screen are thresholds, not prices.
- No account and no sign-in. The leaderboard carries a nickname you pick and how many levels you have cleared, nothing else.
- No energy bar, no lives, no daily streak waiting to punish you for missing a day.
- Plays offline. Every level ships inside the app.
- One optional reminder a day, at most, and only if you ask for it.
WHO IT IS FOR
If you like watching a good plan run itself more than you like fast fingers, this game is built for you. One tap, portrait, one hand, no precision and no reflexes.
Pick a color. Send the crew. Watch the board come apart.
Then you pick the next color. That is the whole game — and it gets hard fast.
A one-handed color puzzle about taking a board apart, one color at a time. 140 levels, no ads, no in-app purchases.
THE DEMOLITION YARD
The board is stacked with colored barrels. Tap a card and that crew runs out carrying matches, walks to every barrel of its own color, and lights them one after another.
HOW IT PLAYS
Every card in your tray is one crew: a color, and a number that says how many blocks that crew will work through. Tap a card and it drops into an open slot. From there they do the walking.
The catch is that they can only walk in from outside the board. A color that is walled in on every side is out of reach, so you peel the rim first and the middle opens up as you go. Choosing which color to open, and when, is the entire puzzle.
Slots are the bottleneck. A level hands you five, four or three of them, and a crew holds its slot until its last worker is done — so filling every slot with colors that have nothing left to reach leaves you stuck. When that happens you can spend a recall to send one starving crew home and get its slot straight back.
Only the hardest levels carry a clock — 37 of the 140, each with its own limit set from a measured clear rather than a flat budget. It counts down, turns red for the last minute, and runs on game time, so speeding them up buys you no extra room. The other 103 have no clock at all. Most levels take one to three minutes.
WHAT YOU GET
- 140 levels, each one machine-checked to be solvable before it ships
- 108 pieces of loot to collect on your pantry shelf: a cow, a pineapple, a strawberry, a watermelon, a red apple, a monkey
- A global leaderboard — all time, this week, today — ranked by levels cleared, with no sign-up
- 3 upgrades — quicker workers and busier crews — opened by clearing levels, never bought
- Three one-shot boosters, paid for with coins you earn by clearing levels
- Two original tracks that swap themselves in and out as you play
- Color-blind marks, plus sound, music and vibration switches
- English, Chinese and Portuguese
NO STRINGS
- No ads. Not one.
- No in-app purchases. There is nothing here you can spend real money on — coins are earned by clearing levels, and the numbers on the upgrade screen are thresholds, not prices.
- No account and no sign-in. The leaderboard carries a nickname you pick and how many levels you have cleared, nothing else.
- No energy bar, no lives, no daily streak waiting to punish you for missing a day.
- Plays offline. Every level ships inside the app.
- One optional reminder a day, at most, and only if you ask for it.
WHO IT IS FOR
If you like watching a good plan run itself more than you like fast fingers, this game is built for you. One tap, portrait, one hand, no precision and no reflexes.
Pick a color. Send the crew. Watch the board come apart.
Tap a card, the crew pours out, every keg goes up. One color at a time.
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What’s new
Version 1.4.1
- New look for the demolition site: redrawn castle, yard and tray.
- Cleaner victory card: your time, stars and ranking in one panel, with a picture of the loot you just won.
- Reminders: one simple system prompt instead of asking twice.
- Leaderboard header now shows which board you are reading.
- Friendlier tutorial styling and small text fixes.
- New look for the demolition site: redrawn castle, yard and tray.
- Cleaner victory card: your time, stars and ranking in one panel, with a picture of the loot you just won.
- Reminders: one simple system prompt instead of asking twice.
- Leaderboard header now shows which board you are reading.
- Friendlier tutorial styling and small text fixes.
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About the developer
MSP AI, LLC
dev@nextad.ai
800 W El Camino Real Ste 310
Mountain View, CA 94040-2589
United States
+1 408-621-7503
