Casual Pixel Warrior
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About Casual Pixel Warrior
Casual Pixel Warrior is a wave shooter where you fight endless waves of enemies across different stages. How long you last depends on your skill, the weapons you unlock and the ammo you buy. Defeating enemies earns coins and sometimes gems, which you spend at your home base.
Worlds and enemies
The game has five themed worlds and 14 enemy types, including aliens, military forces and monsters:
- Greenland: a green, prospering world occupied by a military force.
- Snowland: an everlasting winter inhabited by strange monsters.
- Wasteland: a dry desert populated by a futuristic military empire.
- Lavaland: an unfriendly place occupied by hostile alien forces.
- Waterland: a moist, underwater-like place occupied by nautical aliens.
Weapons and pets
You can unlock seven weapons, each with different advantages. The handgun is available from the start; the laser rifle fires effective laser bullets, while the shotgun is suited to approaching groups. The flamethrower deals strong damage but can be hard to handle, the plasma gun can clear an area, and the rocket launcher is one of the strongest weapons but takes practice to master. You can throw grenades while using any other gun.
At your home base, you can also buy four kinds of pet. Feed them their preferred food to keep them happy; they produce droppings that you can clean up for coins.
- Dog: likes apples.
- Cat: likes pears.
- Fox: has a soft spot for oranges.
- Goat: enjoys strawberries.
Quests and rewards
Daily, seasonal and dynamic quests offer rewards, and the game provides randomly selected free items each day. You choose one of three items to receive. Match-end statistics track your progress, and the game includes Steam achievements.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Casual Pixel Warrior is free to play on Steam, so there is nothing to buy to start playing.
The minimum requirements for Casual Pixel Warrior are: Windows 7, Intel HD Graphics, 1 GB RAM, 254 MB storage. It runs on Windows only. The recommended specs are in the System requirements section.
No. Casual Pixel Warrior is a single-player game.
Yes. Casual Pixel Warrior is the full base game. You need nothing else to play it.










