Fit check
Is Haxor worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Fans of retro-style platformers who want pixel-art visuals and chiptune music
- Action-platformer players who enjoy traps, hostile creatures, and boss fights
- Exploration-focused players who search for secrets and special items
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking forgiving platforming may hit a wall at the demanding action and deadly traps
- Players wanting a broad, open-ended adventure may find the four-environment structure too limited
- Players who dislike pixel-art visuals or 8-bit music may bounce off the presentation
Our take on Haxor
Players looking for forgiving platforming may bounce off when the demanding action, deadly traps, and boss fights begin. Rocket jumping may create another sticking point for anyone who prefers straightforward movement instead of ability-based traversal.
What is Haxor?
This 2D action platformer follows Kla, the only member of a research mission to survive a black-hole encounter.
Her journey spans four distinct areas containing dangerous creatures, traps, concealed discoveries, collectible special objects, and confrontations with bosses. New powers emerge as she progresses, including the ability to propel herself with rockets. The game uses 16-by-16 pixel sprites, pixel-art scenery, animated foes and bosses, and moody eight-bit chiptune compositions. Along the way, Kla searches for answers about who she is while an old civilization struggles with a deadly shortage of energy. Its gameplay brings together platform traversal, exploration, challenging combat, collecting, movement based on acquired powers, and fights with oversized bosses.
How Haxor plays
- 01Four Environments
- The adventure moves through four areas containing secrets and special items to find.
- 02Special Abilities
- Kla discovers and develops abilities during the game, including rocket jumping.
- 03Enemy Encounters
- The journey includes hostile creatures, animated enemies, deadly traps, and giant bosses.
- 04Pixel-Art Graphics
- The visual style uses 16x16 pixel sprites and pixel-art environments.
- 05Chiptune Music
- The soundtrack uses atmospheric 8-bit music.
Haxor compared to similar games
Haxor is a 2D action platformer with four environments, secrets, special abilities, traps, and bosses. SUPER CHICKEN JUMPER is a runner with shooting elements, while Sundered: Eldritch Edition is described as a chaotic metroidvania. Haxor also uses pixel-art visuals and 8-bit music.
Haxor: platforms & release
Is Haxor worth it?
It is worth it if: fans of retro-style platformers who want pixel-art visuals and chiptune music. Skip it if: players seeking forgiving platforming may hit a wall at the demanding action and deadly traps.
Where can I download Haxor?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Haxor's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Haxor on?
Windows only.
