Pixeal

About Pixeal

Pixeal hides one pixel picture a day under a board that every player shares. You pick a colour and place pixels; where the colour matches the hidden picture, that part shows up for everyone. Each pixel costs energy, so you cannot uncover everything yourself, and the board fills in as players around the world work out its colours together.

The aim is to name the picture as early as you can. When you guess correctly, the game records how much of the picture had been drawn at that moment, and that share is your score: lower is better. Naming it early earns a big bonus, the first player to name it is credited, and there are combo bonuses for placing pixels in a streak. Whatever is still hidden at midnight is revealed automatically, and the next picture starts.

Naming the day's picture keeps your daily streak going. Beyond the daily board you can create your own round by drawing a picture and naming it for friends to guess.

Pixeal suits players who like picture reveals and a little cooperative play, with a score you can compare against everyone else on the same board.

How to play Pixeal

1. Open pixeal.gg to see today's shared board.
2. Choose a colour and place pixels; correct colours reveal parts of the hidden picture for everyone.
3. Watch your energy, since every pixel costs some.
4. Type a guess for what the picture shows as soon as you think you know it.
5. Your score is how much of the picture was drawn when you named it; lower is better.
6. Come back after midnight, when the picture is revealed and a new one starts.

Tips

• Look at the colours already found by others before spending energy; the shape may already be clear.
• Guess early: naming it with less drawn gives a better score and a bonus.
• Try colours that are likely for the subject, such as greens and browns for nature or skin tones for faces.
• Name the picture every day to keep your streak alive.

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