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Another interesting upcoming incremental game here for you called 10 Million Pixels, and it's all about hunting for the golden pixel.

More about it: "Shoot balls to mine pixels. Use the mined pixels as a currency to shoot more balls. Explore the procedurally generated environment to find special upgrade-pixels that can be used for unlocking new balls and upgrading their unique ball-abilities. Dig out hidden objects and find the Golden Pixel, hidden somewhere among the 10 million pixels".

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  • Uncover A Huge World: Explore a huge world of 10 million mineable pixels.
  • Handcrafted & Procedural: The procedurally generated mineable environment makes every play through unique. Hidden inside the world you will find solid objects that have been carefully handcrafted.
  • 7 Balls With Unique Abilities: Each ball colour has a unique ability. The Blue Directional Ball only goes in a straight vertical or horizontal line. The Red Smash Ball hits pixels in a surrounding area upon impact. The Green Poison Ball poisons pixels upon impact, and will erode the pixels over time while spreading to nearby pixels. And more!
  • Balls Go Brrrr!: The game physics supports thousands of balls, simultaneously bouncing around and breaking pixels, at a stable 60+ FPS frame rate.
  • Made By A Human: The game features no AI generated content!

Love the simple idea behind this one. Sometimes simplicity is the best.

It's a shame we've reached the stage where developers highlighting AI has not been used is now a feature - but that's where we're at right now. I do hope Steam adds a proper way to filter out AI games, but until then you can use a browser plugin.

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I can't believe that Breakout 2 is out after 50 years since the first release!
Jarmer 12 Aug 2026
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omg this looks amazing for the deck! Thank you for the rec!
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