Pixel Pals Widget Pet Game 4+

Name: Pixel Pals Widget Pet Game
Rating: 4.7 (180 reviews)
Author: Christian Selig

Cute dynamic standby animals

Christian Selig

- 4.7 • 180 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Supercharge your device with adorable virtual pets throughout your device!

Pixel Pals is an incredible app for customizing your Home Screen and Lock Screen, as well as Live Activities, allowing you to place adorable pets called Pixel Pals that you can customize and enjoy as you swipe through your apps or unlock your phone, making each interaction just that much happier!

They're beautiful pixel art renditions of animals, a nostalgic art style that's really delightful to take in.

Pixel Pals includes a variety of animals for you to customize and enjoy:

- Dog (named Rupert)
- Cat (named Hugo)
- Hedgehog (named Chortley)
- Fox (named Finnegan)
- Axolotl (named Mochi)
- Otter (named Nugget)
- Bat (named Fu-Fu)
- Parrot (named Kiwi)
- Tiger (named Herbert)
- Platypus (named Penny)
- Panda (named Poe)
- Raccoon (named Oliver)
- Butterfly (named Freya)
- T-Rex (named Rory)
- Bunny (named Thumper)
- Red Panda (named Bao)
- Pet Rock (named Dwayne)
- Penguin (named Bubbles)

You can also change any of the names!

The dog and cat are included for all, and Pixel Pals Premium includes the other pals, as well as the option to pin two animals at once for supported devices.

This app offers subscriptions for "Pixel Pals Premium". They're available (in United States pricing) for $1.49 monthly or $9.99 yearly. Subscriptions will automatically renew unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period (and charged to your iTunes account). You can turn off auto-renew/manage subscriptions in your iTunes Account Settings after purchase. Terms of Use can be found at https://pixelpals.app/terms and Privacy Policy can be found at https://pixelpals.app/privacy

22 Sept 2024

Version 2.0.19

Fixes for widgets and Live Activities.

4.7 out of 5

180 Ratings

Paid app

Only a couple are free and apart from wasting battery don’t see a big use. And to pay in order to have something useless is even worse…

The developer, Christian Selig, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.