Plox Neon Reviews

I was a big fan of Qix from Taito and for years I looked for a similar game on Mac. Thank you so much to make my dream come true. Is there a way to create random levels?

Full Disclosure Desert Owl owns Pox Nora therefore I auto purchased this game with the intent to give them 10/10 review and possibly encourage another sale or two. Happy to say (and suprised) that I like the game enough to say it's worthy of purchase all by it's self. It's a nice little puzzle/coffee break game. It's in fact a more colorful and far more enjoyable version of "Snake" which isn't all that exciting in and of itself. However there's something to be said for keeping it simple and sticking with what works. It's bright, challenging, and the core premise taken right from the of the original Snake's core and only mechanic is still enjoyable. It's not groundbreaking but again Pox Nora so.........10/10!!!!! MUST BUY

It's a Qix clone, it has good music, a variety of enemies, challenging levels, it's neon and responsive. What else do you want? From a Qix clone I mean... Full prize ok. Sale YEAH! Follow my curator at https://store.steampowered.com/curator/28337205-Fair-Minded-Witness/

Qix style game. Not complicated. Good game for when you want to take a break and just play something for 20 minutes or a few hours. I enjoyed it.

[b]A flawed but visually pleasing Qix'er.[/b] A number of ingredients from the original Qix are not found here. You could call it a "watered-down" Qix. It is pretty to look at. Nice particle block effects. It is enjoyable to play, but it will make the Qix purists long for the missing features of the original. There are no fast and slow draw buttons for that risk v. reward approach. There are no buttons at all; just move the stick to draw. And don't worry about taking your time, nothing will trace your draw line to zap you. There seems to be an inconsistency in determining when a territory becomes completed. Sometimes a completed area gets claimed (converted to particle bocks), other times nothing happens. It's Qix, but watered-down. Pros: + Pleasant visuals, esp. if you like bubbles and glowey retro visuals. + Fun enough to play + Inexpensive Cons: - Inconsistent territory claiming - If you enjoyed the original Qix, you will wish a number of it's features were in this game to add depth to the gameplay

Plox Neon is like you asked yourself "What would Jezzball look like in 2017?" This is the answer. It doesn't play exactly like Jezzball but it feels so good to play and just hits me like Jezzball does. For $5 it's a killer deal, I love the mechanic of Jezzball and Plox Neon delivers on every front. https://youtu.be/CRPIRexMQso