Pixel Privateers

The game also features a multiplayer mode, with up to four people. The game borrowed elements from Quadro Delta's Pixel Piracy and Re-Logic's Terraria. The game received criticism for its monotonous missions, item management system, and controls, but was praised for its game art.

• Title — Pixel Privateers • Developer — Quadro Delta • Publisher — Re-Logic • Platforms — Microsoft Windows • Released — February 21, 2017 • Genre — Tactical role-playing game • Modes — Single-player, multiplayer

• Illustration — A screenshot from the game, displaying a group of players defeating enemies on a green planet. Pixel Privateers is a roguelike and tactical role-playing game in which the player travels through outer space with a group of adventurers to collect loot and fulfill quests on numerous planets. The game features a character class system, with classes such as ranged, melee, and engineer, which determines what weapons the player can use throughout the game. While exploring the planets, the player discovers buildings and encounters cyborg aliens, humans, and tougher versions of enemies known as bosses. The player can alter the difficulty of each planet, as well as enable the "iron man mode" player difficulty, which enables permadeath for squad members. The player can either choose to control the entire squad at once or command each individual member. Upon exploration, the player can level up and customize their ship. The player can also customize their squad members with armor and other upgrades, all of which boost the team's defensive and offensive stats, and increase the size of the squad up to eight members. Additionally, the player can clone resources and members of the squad. The art style includes retro and sci-fi elements. The game features a tutorial at the beginning of the game. It has two multiplayer modes, the battle mode and the co-op mode for up to four players.

Pixel Privateers was developed by the Finnish-Spanish independent developer team Quadro Delta and published by Re-Logic. Quadro Delta previously worked with Re-Logic on Pixel Piracy. The game borrowed elements from Re-Logic's Terraria and Quadro Delta's Pixel Piracy. The game was initially scheduled to be released in the first quarter of 2016, but was ultimately released on February 21, 2017, on Steam for the Windows platform.