Pix the Cat

The main arcade mode consists of three environments (starter, main, dessert) unlocked gradually.

The goal is to reach a high score with a limited amount of time.

Pix moves at a constant speed and can be moved in any of four directions as long as there is no obstacle in the way.

A single field contains eggs and marked spots.

He needs to collect the eggs Pac-Man -style, which causes them to hatch as ducklings that trail behind him, similar to the tail in Snake .

To get rid of them and to score he needs to bring them to the marked spots by moving over them, with a duckling removed for each spot.

To achieve a large score different types of mechanics are combined.

A combo meter is filled up with up to four tiers (x2, x5, x10 and frenzy) as long as Pix does not run into walls, obstacles or his own trail of ducklings.

When he gets stuck he immediately respawns, but the ducklings are lost as well as a part of the combo meter.

The combo meter is also reduced if he releases ducklings on spots before all the eggs in a single area are collected, which causes them to crack, but the area can still be completed.

An area can also be cleared perfectly for a larger score.

When he approaches a wall or is about to get stuck the game slows down, shows escape route arrows and zooms in similar to the way it is done in Pac-Man: Championship Edition DX and he can also grind walls like in that game to quickly turn when it is possible.

As the combo meter increases, the game's speed increases as well, making it possible to complete more of the game in the allotted time.

In the highest combo tier called frenzy, skull enemies which otherwise harm Pix can be defeated similar to taking a power pill in Pac-Man , by headbutting them, for a large amount of points.

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