Pyramid
A free pixel art piece — play it in your browser, no install. Four heroes. One pyramid. Several catastrophically throwable weapons.
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Four heroes. One pyramid. Several catastrophically throwable weapons.
Pyramid is based on the original pixel-art game concept by art designer Maria Manushina.
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Pyramid is a complete desktop-browser pixel adventure inspired by cinematic platformers: six hand-authored temple levels, four fully playable heroes, risky weapon throws, secret routes, two hidden annexes, two minibosses, one deeply offended dragon, and a real ending.
The latest build from main is playable at pizzazombie.github.io/Pyramid.
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