They Bleed Pixels Out Now On Nintendo Switch
/ Stephan ReillySpooky Squid Games classic indie hit, They Bleed Pixels (which was released on Steam back in 2012) is now out on Nintendo Switch. You can pick up the game right here which will normally go for $18.89 (but is enjoying a small launch discount at the time of writing).
As an anonymous student of the Lafcadio Academy for Troubled Young Ladies, you must battle through your nightmares to defeat a curse that’s slowly transforming your body into a clawed demonic form.
They Bleed Pixels balances a perfect mix of fast-paced acrobatic platforming and fierce, one-button, slash’em up combat. By suppressing your urge to button mash in favor of focusing on stylish and smart kills, you are rewarded with checkpoints you can choose when to place for safety... or try your luck by holding onto them for extra bonus points.
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