Pocket Gamer: PIX3D is a lazy angel. It gets nothing wrong, but then it also does hardly anything in the first place.
It's difficult to find fault with any of the systems of play it tries to implement, but it attempts far too little over the course of the couple of hours it'll take you to finish it.
"A savvy and discerning trickster with a repertoire of card tricks won't be quick to divulge the techniques behind such displays. Facing reality can sharply warp a person's viewpoint of the illusion, going from amazement to a stern-faced look as the point of detachment becomes known. I can understand, then, why some take up a stance never to reveal the secret behind a disguised shtick, out of fear of it being spread to those who would squander or fail to appreciate. In a similar vein, PIX3D is a puzzle game with an interesting idea at the root of it, but when a certain kink is discovered, the whole experience crumbles." -- Wiiloveit.com
Nintendo Life: Block puzzlers: the genre that keeps on giving. Just when you think all the possibilities of the humble square have been exhausted, along comes another game to prove just how wrong you are. PIX3D combines cuboids and pixel art in a retro love-in that's fun, despite a general lack of challenge in its main mode.
Nintendo Fans Online review PIX3D for the Nintendo 3DS eShop...
