Zolyx is a video game for the Amstrad CPC, Commodore 64 and ZX Spectrum platforms. The game was developed by Firebird Software released in 1987.
In the game, the player controls one pixel. When the pixel moves into the playing surface, it leaves a line. If this line closes an area, it becomes a colored (purple) block. Through the screen, enemy pixels move, which, upon touch, decreases a player's life. When an enemy pixel touches a line that the player is "drawing", the player also loses a life. Pixels are connected to only one color (black or purple). If the player "catches" a pixel, when the player closes an area if the pixel is in it, the pixels change color. If the player has completed 75% of the playing area (made purple), the player has won. After that, it can continue to rank. Platforms Reception
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