McPixel is not all about just saving the day but having fun trying to come up with the craziest possible solutions. Ranging from racing, shooting, fighting, and sports to even platforming or FPS! The game offers over 20 minigames scattered around the world of McPixel!
Sometimes, the usual adventure style will get interrupted by genre-bending minigames. Stuck in a flaming house? Sandwiched between two battling armies? Certainly not a problem for McPixel! 100 levels of fast-paced action are waiting for you! Sometimes you need to win an impossible-to-win soccer match, and the other, you're a dinosaur trying to hide from a meteorite. One moment you're stuck in a speeding train headed towards the cliff the other, you're in a falling plane. It's McPixel! A wanna-be hero who keeps getting mixed up in the most unbelievable situations you can imagine. Some pretty amusing and clever marketing that.Is it a bird? Is it a plane? It's falling too fast to be either of those. Pictured - McPixel 3 running in a Linux terminal, credit: the developer. That makes the game run smoothly even on the oldest computer, so make sure you install McPixel on your grandma's PC next time you visit! Additionally, that makes the game environment-friendly! McPixel 3 saves the planet (and battery life)!"Ī fun part of this is their thread on Twitter showing the game running across a classic Asus EEE PC 4G, Steam Deck, Windows 95, FreeBSD, Raspberry Pi, in a Linux terminal window, Haiku OS and more. The engine has been written from scratch just for the purpose of running McPixel. The developer explained that "McPixel 3 runs on 100% software-rendered McPixel Engine, so in the age of unaffordable graphics cards, you can be sure you will be able to run McPixel 3 just fine! Ready for another point and click adventure? McPixel 3, yes they skipped the number 2, is heading to Linux and Steam Deck on November 14th.
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