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I made a pixel game where bombs are your only way out 💣

A topic by ERROR_404 created Apr 29, 2026 Views: 284 Replies: 6
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Hey everyone 👾

I’ve been working on a small pixel art platformer called Level Breaker, and I just released a new version!

The idea is simple… but not easy 😅
You have to escape each level by using bombs, timing, and movement &  jump on enemies or blow your way through obstacles.

💥 Features:
 Pixel art with a slight glitchy vibe
 Bomb-based mechanics (risk vs reward 👀)
 Simple controls, but challenging levels
 Switch-based puzzles to unlock the exit

It’s a short experience, but I tried to make it fun and a bit chaotic.

👉 I’d really appreciate any feedback (gameplay, difficulty, visuals, anything!): https://serror-404.itch.io/level-breaker

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Left a review here /post/16027891 , looks cool 👍

that is a great game but make the sound a littile less generic especially for the coins and include background music

https://newmemberdeveloper.itch.io/operation-yomin can you also try my game

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This is a nice game! I managed to get through the first levels without the use of bombs. I would not say bombs are your only way out. I would like the sounds to be updated. There were a few collection glitches however. When I attempted to collect the bomb, I got hit back into the spikes. Also, at one point, the heart acted as a platform. Also, when in the air, you can't stop your jump.

I will like you to try my game, Dualspace, and rate it.

Dualspace is a top-down puzzle game where one move controls two realities. A massive update has launched with new discoveries, and secrets.

https://codergenius72.itch.io/dualspace

https://codergenius72.itch.io/dualspace/rate

Hi Error-404

I am running a "Test for a test" on my game, would you be interested in playing my game and give feedback, if I play yours?

My game is here: Rabbit Rocket Racing - Nonvisual gameplay prototype

And you can see an example of the type of feedback I give in HopFall

Let me know if you are interested.