Pixel Ripped 1978 Review: 8 Ratings, Pros and Cons

Date: 14/06/2023 (Last saved review: 29/06/2023) - Review: CommentChoisir.fr

Check all the 8 reviews find on Video Games Pixel Ripped 1978, with the 6 ratings, comments, pros & cons from the reviewers.
Theses reviews and tests from Video Games magazines and websites give 6 ratings, we get this average rating to this Pixel Ripped product : 3.7/5.

Pixel Ripped 1978 ratings

6 Ratings ranked from best to worst, green to good grades, red to bad, Average rating: 3.7/5 (74.33/100)

	81/100	COGconnected
	8/10	The Games Machine
	16/20	GamerGen
	75/100	Console Tribe
	7/10	Push Square
	60/100	Gaming Trend

Preview or review without rating: DigitalTrends, Console Creatures

Pixel Ripped 1978 review : Pixel Ripped 1978 seems to be very good in the category of Video Games, the reviews are very positive overall for this product and the "Pros" are higher than "Cons".
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100

COGconnected

Game within a game concept remains fun
Occasionally challenging areas
Cool VR Moments

Exploration becomes tedious
Combat too simple & repetitive
Underwhelming boss fights

reviewed at 21/06/2023 -[read the full review on COGconnected]

The Games Machine

A lovely love letter towards these years.
Humor always present and enjoyable.
A multitude of discoveries that constantly maintain high interest.

The sequences in the role of Dot are forgettable.

reviewed at 14/06/2023 -[read the full review on The Games Machine]

GamerGen

Graphics more than decent
Polished and catchy music
The 2D and mixed virtual reality phases.
The omnipresent humor
Lots of Easter eggs.
Convincing haptic feedback
A gameplay that diversifies over time?

... but eventually ends up going in circles.
A little bit of aliasing to nitpick.
The immersive phases: simplistic and boring.
Fewer standout titles or possible analogies than in the other installments.
The visit of Atari premises is limited to one place only: the open space.

reviewed at 01/01/1970 -[read the full review on GamerGen]

100

Console Tribe