Pixeal
Rate itDraw out a hidden pixel picture colour by colour and name it with as little drawn as you can.
on pixeal.gg

Pixeal hides one pixel-art picture a day, the same for everyone. You pick a colour and tap cells to draw it out, wrong colours get ruled out, and you type what you think it shows. Your score is how much of the picture was drawn when you named it, so lower is better. A live battle mode and custom rooms sit beside the daily.
About Pixeal
Pixeal is a picture-guessing game drawn in pixels. Each day a numbered 32x32 picture hides under an empty grid, and the board opens with a few scattered strokes already in place. The day's subjects are everyday things: a dog, a wave, a rainbow, a hot air balloon, a guitar.
You pick one of sixteen palette colours and tap a cell. Where the colour is right, that patch of the picture fills in; where it is wrong, the colour is ruled out for that spot. A counter at the top shows how much of the picture is drawn. When you think you know what it is, you type its name. Your score is the share drawn at that moment, so the aim is to name it as early as you can. A wrong name draws more pixels for you, and those count against you.
Once you have named it you can finish drawing the picture, and a share card shows your score and your streak of days. The history page lists past days' pictures with how many players named them and their average score.
Beside the daily, Pixeal has a live battle mode, where everyone in a lobby places colours on one board, correct pixels lock in for all, and naming the picture first pays a jackpot. You can also draw your own picture and send a room link to friends. The game needs no account and shows no ads. It suits players who like picture reveals and a short daily guess.
How to play Pixeal
- Open pixeal.gg; the daily tab shows today's numbered board with a few strokes already drawn.
- Pick a colour from the palette under the board.
- Tap a cell: a right colour fills in that part of the picture, a wrong one is ruled out there.
- Type what you think the picture shows and press Guess; a wrong guess draws pixels for you.
- Your score is how much of the picture was drawn when you named it; lower is better.
- Finish the drawing if you like, share your result, and come back after midnight for the next picture.
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Tips
- Study the strokes on the starting board before tapping; their colours and places often hint at the subject.
- Faded colours in the palette are worth leaving alone; spend taps on the colours still in play.
- Tap near shapes that are already showing, where a right colour fills a larger patch.
- Guess only when you are fairly sure, since a wrong name adds drawn pixels to your score.
- Name the picture every day to keep your streak going.
Questions
How does Pixeal score?
By how much of the picture was drawn when you named it. Lower is better, and a wrong name-guess draws extra pixels that count.
Is the daily the same for everyone?
Yes. The about page says there is one daily picture for everyone, the same worldwide.
When does a new picture start?
At midnight by your device's date. An optional reminder email is sent in your time zone when the new picture arrives.
Do I need an account?
No. A random key in your browser keeps your nickname and scores. Only the optional reminder asks for an email address.
Is there a multiplayer mode?
Yes. The battle mode puts a lobby on one board in real time, and custom rooms let you draw a picture and challenge friends with a link.
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