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What I learned is without friction everything thing will remain in motion, time is essential in everyday life , also for every action there is a equal or opposite reaction XP...
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Pixle Zen helped me realize that all life is important...I've been playing this game everyday for the last 12 weeks and I play about 10 mins of this then I wait for it to get dark then I go outside out into the country and meditate...Keep in mind I've been practicing this for 12 weeks stright...I'm trying to master the power that Pixles hold within them...Thank you....
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and "D" is for.. er.... Deallocation pixel friction rofl but its epic win :D lol my computer can take it for superlarge universe and 10,000 pixels.
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this is so cool put the speed all the way up, leave the friction alone, pulling force all the way up, click and hold the mouse to the far right or left (middle height) and you'll get something like this:
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press "b" and raise all friction and speed and put the mouse at the top and click wait a bit and it looks like a laser 5 out of 5
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You know how zen games always manage to piss you off? Well Pixel Zen should not be called a zen game, since that factor is not present here. 5/5
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Excellent game, so peaceful and creative.however, it would be great if the music went with what you did to the pixels.otherwise,5/5.
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to make a multicoloured waterfall make the red circle gigantic and the green just outside the screen then press the space bar....
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this game is awesome!! 5/5 added to favorites you should really make more these games this may sound lame for someone but there aren't many games like this one so i hope you'll make more of these games :)
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I am very very sad now, it's games like these that make me wish that I don't have a computer with the processing power of a give-away calculator...