McPixel is.... well... where the heck do you start....

McPixel is a medley of references and metajokes based around McPixel, a spin-off of MacGuyver, whose job is to defuse the bomb and save the day! Just HOW he does this is up to you.

I completed all 4 of the main stories with 100% clearance in 2 hours, but the game also provides a copious amount of DLC for the delighted player to enjoy.

Cheap, cheerful and wacky good fun to be had with this little Greenlit game. Worth checking out for sure!

Nilesy

MCPIXEL was shockingly enjoyable and entertaining. To break it down for you, its a point and click puzzle game set in brief different scenarios, such as in a falling elevator, you need to analyze how to save the day. You have an emergency button, elevator buttons, an old man, a bell hop and an extinguisher. What do you do to save the day? These are wacky and weird situations, usually involving bombs or gasoline. None of which lasts no longer than 15 seconds. The game is broken up into 4 chapters, each chapter has 3 or so clusters of 6 scenarios / challenges. If you fail doing a challenge, you don't do it over and over until you get it right, you just go to the next uncompleted scenario.

I completed the entire first chapter in about 15 minutes, which is 18 challenges? There is free DLC, which is a series of selectable clusters made by fans or whomever. There is a lot of content here, but the real catch is the challenges just don't last a long time. They're pretty easy to figure out.

The cherry on top of this is that there are some laugh out loud results. Maybe the results are so LOL because they're so unexpectedly random. Again, I expected nothing from this game and got a lot of entertainment from it. I'll be returning to the game to see the other quirky scenarios with crude graphics.

Very creative game. It's a fast-paced exploration game.

Great style. Fun humor and levels. Lots of explosions. Extra stuff.

Definitely worth playing if you're bored.

A light hearted wonderful game with a great sense of humour.

McPixel is a fast paced indie game that stars “McPixel” a strange character that goes around saving the day from all things explosive!
You are thrown into various different situations in various different settings and given 20 seconds to save the day, how that turns out is down to you and your fast thinking. It is not at all a serious game and it’s very likely that 95% of the time you will blow something up on your first try. But it’s still fun none the less and the level comes back around faster than you can even think about it. It has a somewhat crude but hilarious sense of humour, with very bizarre gags in each stage.
There was quite a few times during my time playing that I just thought, “Who the hell would do that?” and had a little chuckle to myself. But there you go, that is the magic and charm of McPixel.
The music is extremely repetitive, but strangely enough it isn’t annoying. It’s more catchy then annoying.
The main game is pretty short and there is a load of free DLC for you to play afterwards if you want to. (So there are a lot of days to save!)
If you were to play this nonstop the whole thing would probably take you a few hours, and it’s probably a good idea to take breaks due to its fast paced nature.

Generally I really enjoyed it; I thought it was pretty fun; there are a lot of references and things to have a laugh at in this game. So it’s something fun to throw on when you are bored.

Juvenile, ugly, gross, completely nonsensical reel of time constrained pointless clicking adventure game moon logic puzzles.

You are put in imminent death threat situations and have to quickly discover way to avoid the disaster. Which consists purely of random clicking around the scene in hopes you click just the right thing, although most of the time you will click one of more numerous wrong things and only speed up the demise. For sh*t and giggles.

Above all, this is just supposed to be funny, but it totally misses me as a target demographic. I just don't think kicking someone in the balls, urinating all over the place and such is funny.

Maybe you can put on some hipster glasses and claim this is some sort of art piece, invoking nihilism, dadaism, surr-pixel-realism or whatever-ism, but to me it's utter pile of swine excrement.