I've been waiting to see a pixel bounce into a perfect corner since childhood and finally this Next Fest Demo delivered it

The author recounts a childhood fascination with TV screensavers, specifically the elusive corner bounce of a logo, a wish finally fulfilled by the Steam Next Fest demo of '10 Million Pixels.' This game, developed by Battle Lab, involves launching balls to destroy millions of 2D pixels, creating an expanding void. Players earn points to buy more balls and can collect pink gems to upgrade balls with increased speed, damage, or reusability, with various ball types like toxic green, speedy blue and pink, and a shocking lightning ball. The gameplay is described as satisfying both visually and acoustically, accompanied by chill lo-fi music. The ultimate goal is to find a hidden golden pixel among the millions, a task that took the author about 40 minutes in the demo, though the full game will feature different maps and unbreakable objects, adding complexity to the search.