InFlux vs PixelJunk Eden

InFlux puts you in control of a sleek metal sphere that falls onto an abandoned island filled with striking glass and steel structures. As you roll through natural and abstract environments, each glasshouse presents a unique puzzle that blends platforming with thoughtful exploration. The game’s minimalist narrative and atmospheric visuals create a contemplative experience, inviting players to uncover the secrets of the island at their own pace. Single‑player focused, it offers a serene yet challenging journey for puzzle lovers.

PixelJunk Eden drops you into a vibrant, otherworldly world where you control a tiny silk‑spinning creature called a grimp. Swing, jump, and spin between floating plants and rock formations to gather the scattered Spectra and restore the gardens to their full glory. The game blends platforming, puzzle solving, and cooperative play with stunning 1080p visuals, a captivating soundtrack, and support for trophies, leaderboards, and video recording, making it a memorable experience on both PlayStation 3 and PC.

• Beautifully crafted environments
• Intuitive physics controls
• Thoughtful, varied puzzles
• Relaxing single‑player experience

• Beautiful, psychedelic art style
• Responsive and fluid movement controls
• Engaging cooperative multiplayer
• Rich audio‑visual experience

• Limited narrative depth
• No multiplayer or co‑op options
• Short overall length

• Limited to local co‑op, no online multiplayer
• Some puzzles can feel repetitive after extended play
• No post‑launch DLC or expansions