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Gravity-defying platformers, speedrun challenges, and portal puzzles.
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Pika Meet is a physics puzzle about two friends on opposite sides of a level. You draw a single line, release your finger or mouse, and gravity does the rest: Pikachu and Bulbasaur fall, roll and bounce, and you win if they meet. There are 21 levels in four themed chapters, with water, thorns, crates and slippery ice getting in the way.
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Gravity-defying platformers, speedrun challenges, and portal puzzles.
This game is owned, managed and distributed by its creator. ZuZi.dev hosts and moderates it but does not edit it.
Each level begins in a drawing phase. Your line uses a limited ink bar, so you cannot scribble forever. When you lift your finger, the line becomes a solid object and the physics run for a few seconds. If the two characters touch, you win and earn one to three stars. If one falls into water, touches thorns, drops out of the level or the run takes too long (about nine seconds), you lose and can try again. Stars reward using less ink, so a neat short line is worth more than a long one.
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There are 21 levels across four chapters: Meadow, Beach, Forest and Candy Sky.
A run is lost if either character falls into water, touches thorns or spikes, drops out of the level, or the run lasts too long. Retry and adjust the shape.
Stars depend on how much ink you used compared with a reference solution. Using less ink earns three stars.
Clearing levels fills the friend album. The game unlocks Charmander, Squirtle, Eevee, Jigglypuff and Snorlax at 3, 7, 11, 15 and 20 cleared levels.