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2012 PC

Absurd point-and-click comedy in bite-sized 20-second scenarios where trial and error reveals ridiculous ways for McPixel to stop the bomb, with many gag endings to discover.

What defines McPixel:

  • Lots of humour
  • Puzzles and brain teasers
  • Distinctive, stylised art style

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There Is No Game

91 %

2015 PC

  • Lots of humour
  • Puzzles and brain teasers
  • Bright, upbeat tone

A short, humorous point-and-click puzzle game that insists it isn't a game, using absurd instructions and meta jokes to push you into doing exactly what it tells you not to.

Neighbours from Hell

Lots of humour

A gleefully mischievous puzzle-stealth game where you sneak around your grumpy neighbour's house rigging pranks for a TV show while dodging his patrols. Clever item combos and good timing set off slapstick chain reactions.

What the Golf?

Lots of humour

A gloriously silly physics-based golf parody where every level introduces a new surprising twist on the sport. Constant gags and absurd ideas make it ideal for people who don't like golf.

Plug & Play

Lots of humour

A short, quirky indie puzzle adventure where simple actions like pushing, switching and plugging things in solve small puzzles. It leans on offbeat humor and an unusual presentation.

The Darkside Detective

Lots of humour

A funny pixel-art point-and-click adventure where Detective Francis McQueen solves short, self-contained supernatural cases. Quirky puzzles and pop-culture nods keep it light and charming rather than frustrating.

Tiny and Big: Grandpa's Leftovers

Lots of humour

As the inventive Tiny you slice rocks and objects with a laser to solve puzzles and reshape the desert around you. A quirky comic look and goofy humor drive the hunt for Grandpa's underpants.

There Is No Game: Wrong Dimension

Lots of humour

A comedic point-and-click adventure in which the game itself is your adversary, sending you through parodied video game worlds with absurd puzzles and fourth-wall-breaking gags. The solutions are often delightfully illogical.

I am Bread

Bright, upbeat tone

You control a slice of bread, wrestling with deliberately clumsy physics-based controls as you climb through household environments to reach a toaster. The awkward handling delivers absurd humor and frustration in equal measure.

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