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This is a simple 30-page room escape logic puzzle game where you must make it to the flag at the end of each stage.
- Lay down direction keys to activate switches which open gates or make the flag appear.
- Pick up some temporary laid down keys if you need to.
- Use warps & go through open doors to make your way to the flag.
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Pixie’s Puzzle Box Game for Kids Video Game Play Instructions
How to Play
Move around each level making your way to the flag. Use warps as needed, open gates by dropping keys on buttons, and ensure you maintain a valid path to the level exit where the flag is located.
- Starting the Game
- Press the play button in the center of the welcome screen to bring up the level select screen.
- Levels are unlocked sequentially.
- Your web browser automatically saves your game progress.
- The welcome screen has a settings button in the lower right for adjusting game volume and sound effects, along with resetting game progress.
- Press the play button in the center of the welcome screen to bring up the level select screen.
- Game Controls
- Desktop
- Movement
- Move left by pressing the left arrow key.
- Move right by pressing the right arrow key.
- Move up by pressing the up arrow key.
- Move down by pressing the down arrow key.
- Dropping keys
- While standing over a button press shift and a direction arrow key to drop a button.
- Picking up keys
- While standing over a button that has a key laid on it press shift and the direction which was laid to pick it back up.
- Other functions
- Press the R key to restart the current level.
- Press the P key to pause the game. When the game is paused it reveals a menu with level restart, a link to the level select screen, sound control, resume play, and skip level.
- Movement
- Touchscreen devices
- Use the on-screen controls.
- The movement direction pad is in the lower right corner of the screen.
- Press the yellow direction buttons on the left side of the screen to drop a key on a button or to pick up a key.
- Use the on-screen controls.
- Controls & indicators
- The left side of the screen shows which keys you have left to lay.
- Any button that is pressed shows which key is laid on it.
- As you lay keys on buttons you can observe what else changes on the level.
- The level select screen shows which levels have been completed in blue.
- Desktop
- Game Play
- Basics
- This is a simple level escape game where your goal is to make it to a flagpole with a flag on it.
- Along the stages there are many buttons which you can lay keyboard keys on to keep them pressed, which can open gates or make the flag appear on the flagpole.
- Some stages also have warp squares on them, which enable you to move across the stage from one location to another without touching the squares in between.
- Features
- Warps – some levels have warps on them.
- Warps can be used an unlimited number of times in both directions.
- Warps are a way to move in a direction you otherwise would not be able to due to a wall blocking your way or your key for that direction being laid on a button.
- Some stages have both gray and red warps on them. Tiles work with the other tile of the same color.
- Gates – Some levels have gates blocking your path.
- Gates can be opened by laying direction keys on buttons.
- Some buttons need to remain in place to keep the gates open, while other gates only need to be opened temporarily and can then be closed.
- Buttons – Buttons allow you to alter other aspects of levels including opening gates and making the flag appear.
- Some functions need to remain active throughout the entirety of the level, while others can have the keys grabbed back after you accessed a portion of the room.
- Some functions require multiple buttons to be activated at the same time. Some flags only show if 2 or 3 buttons are pressed.
- Flags – flags are where you end the level.
- Some flags show all the time by default.
- Some only show on the flagpole when a specific button is pressed.
- Some show when 2 or 3 buttons are pressed.
- Warps – some levels have warps on them.
- Levels
- This game has 30 stages which are unlocked sequentially.
- You can go back and replay previously beat levels at any time.
- Winning vs losing
- You beat a stage by making it to the flagpole.
- You lose a stage if your button presses are in the wrong order or you lay the wrong keys and you get stuck.
- If you get stuck press the R key to restart the level.
- This game offers unlimited continues starting out at the beginning of the failed level.
- This game has 30 stages which are unlocked sequentially.
- Tips
- Furthest out
- In many cases the best way to start stages with many options is to consider which button is the furthest away from the other buttons & flags in a direction you will not need to travel again & place a key on that button first, with the key pointing toward an edge of the level.
- Temporary lays
- Some spots you will need to revisit & pick up the keys you laid on buttons.
- If there are more buttons than spots, or if it seems like the route is impossible consider which spots you can revisit to pick up a key from & lay down a direction there that you’ll only need to use after the revisit.
- Consider warps
- If you have to get a direction that you can’t because the key is already used you may be able to use a warp to move you further along that direction and then come back.
- When you warp if you move slowly you will exit the warp on the warp square itself, enabling you to move in any direction from it.
- Be careful not to tap too quickly going into a warp or you may exit the other side on the next square over, which often makes the level impossible to beat without resetting it.
- Furthest out
- Basics
- Target Audience
- The game is suited for players who like room escape logic puzzle games.
- The game has no adult themed content.
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Mobile Friendly Cross Browser Support
This game is rendered in mobile-friendly HTML5, so it offers cross-device gameplay. You can play it on mobile devices like Apple iPhones, Google Android powered cell phones from manufactures like Samsung, tablets like the iPad or Kindle Fire, laptops, and Windows-powered desktop computers. All game files are stored locally in your web browser cache. This game works in Apple Safari, Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, Opera and other modern web browsers.


















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