Frequently Asked Questions

Pixel Assault is a deckbuilding card game that combines strategic card play with unique gameplay mechanics. It is not a traditional trading card game (TCG); instead, it offers fixed expansions where each set contains the same cards, ensuring all players have access to the same tools without the need for extensive card collecting.

Pixel Assault belongs to the deckbuilding genre, where players craft their deck during the game from a shared pool of cards.

Players use cards to acquire money, deal damage, and heal. Each player also plays a commander card each turn, which provides special bonuses and is a key way to gain advantages during the game. These commanders provide elements of rock-paper-scissors mechanics, adding an additional layer of strategy. 

Yes, Pixel Assault is versatile in its play modes. It is primarily designed for 1v1 matchups, but it can also support a 1-4 player campaign mode and team play formats like 2v2, 3v3, and 4v4. 

Pixel Assault features a rock-paper-scissors type of gameplay combined with traditional deckbuilding mechanics. It is designed to be budget-friendly, avoiding the pitfalls of pay-to-win models found in some other card games.

The game adopts a pixel art style with a sci-fi war theme, appealing to fans of retro video games and pixel art aesthetics. This visual style influences the design and feel of the cards and game elements, enhancing the overall thematic experience.

Pixel Assault is planned for release as a tabletop card game and potentially on mobile platforms. 

No, Pixel Assault has not yet been released. It is currently in the development and feedback-gathering phase.

Yes, expansions are planned to ensure the game remains engaging and fresh. Each expansion will contain the same cards for all players, maintaining a balanced and fair gameplay environment.