Pixel People

Pixel People

Rebuild. Rediscover. Recreate.

6.1K ratings
576 reviews
Free
In-App PurchasesWith Ads

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 6, 2019
  • May 26, 2022
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Build a thriving city and discover new residents by splicing genes and combining skills. Earn money to expand your world, unlock surprises, and create a unique pixelated society. This game offers endless entertainment with its charming art style and deep gameplay.

Create 150 different Pixel People
Combine resident skills to discover new occupants
Build and expand your city
Earn money to fund city growth
Discover secret bonuses and minigames
Customize your pixel world
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What's New in Pixel People

1.4.17

May 26, 2022

-Look out for the new visitor to Utopia!

10

In-App Purchases

$1.99

Utopium Pack 1

Small Utopium Pack

User reviews

Demoralizing Scaling

The game has a lot going for it, but the scaling gets ridiculous. This applies to the land expansion cost, cost to fulfill missions, etc. You are constantly punished for progressing. With every land purchase, wait times become longer and expansion/mission costs rise exponentially. The fun:patience ratio is just too taxing for most players.
The sound design is also really overwhelming; better music and sounds would really have been nice. Every time I load up the game I’m bombarded with a discordant cacophony of melodic sound effects clashing with each other and with the background music.
But the graphics, writing, concept, and core gameplay loop are all very strong. Addressing these issues would make this game exceptional, I think.
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Animals

Whoever designed this system is a sadist.

GG

This is a really good game, I have been playing for almost a week and I’m hooked

Couldn’t get beyond the start

The click here, click here, click here tutorial is very bad. Typical iOS game, very cliche.

Love it, but wish…

I’ve had the game for years, and I love the game. But wish there was an inventory setting or something similar to where I can store away items to rebuild/rearrange my city. I’ve deleted and redownloaded the game to restart my build because I wouldn’t like how it was coming along at points.

User experience

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Buildings disappearing after moving residents

Bug

Translucent building images remaining after deletion

Bug

Utopium/coin generation issues after updates

Bug

Inability to place new buildings due to missing space

Bug

Requested Features

5 requests

Offline earnings

Feature

Ability to rotate buildings

Feature

More diverse animal/gene selection

Feature

Easier way to find/create specific jobs

Feature

Social features (e.g. visit friends' towns)

Feature

FAQ

What is Pixel People?

Pixel People is a city-building and simulation game where you create and manage a city called Utopia. You discover new residents by splicing the genes of existing ones, combining their skills to create unique characters for your society.

What are the key features of Pixel People?

Key features include the ability to create 150 different Pixel People, discover secret bonuses and minigames within buildings, a distinct pixelated art style, and the freedom to move and customize your pixel Utopia as you wish.

How does Pixel People make money?

The app is free to download and play but offers in-app purchases. Players can buy Utopium to speed up building processes, reveal secret recipes for exotic residents, and enhance their gameplay experience.

What kind of devices is Pixel People compatible with?

While specific device compatibility isn't detailed, the app is designed for mobile devices. Users can restrict in-app purchasing through their device's settings.

What are the common use cases for Pixel People?

Players use Pixel People to engage in creative city design, strategic resident management, and the fun of discovering new character combinations. It's also used for casual entertainment and to experience a hopeful take on an apocalyptic future.