Sound: 44kHz / 16bit sound card required (22kHz for Win95).Graphics: 32bit color graphics card (16bit for Win95/NT).
Processor: Pentium III 800Mhz / 1.2GHz dual-core ARM.Over 20 minigames in all imaginable genres.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)! Key Features: The engine has been written from scratch just for the purpose of running McPixel. 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! You know, just the average guy kind of stuff. Like fishing, cooking, driving a car, or summoning demons. Steve is not like McPixel and doesn't specialize in saving the day. Steve can be in the weirdest and most unexpected of places, and finding him will transport you to the Steve level. Android 4.0, 4.0.1, 4.0.Sometimes, during your adventures, you will find Steve.Reviewed by Andrés López Translated by Uptodown Localization Team Requirements (Latest version) And of course, this portable version (which is also compatible with Windows) is perfect for that. McPixel is a fun game indeed, which, though it can become slightly suffocating in long gameplay sessions, is perfect for consumption in small doses. Graphically, as the images confirm and one might guess from the name, the game pays tribute to classic pixellated heroes, with designs that some might dismiss as old-fashioned, while others see them as completely awesome. These solutions aren't always particularly rational, but they are usually quite fun. McPixel is a strange adventure game in which our hero, called McPixel, has to confront a series of madcap situations and try to resolve them in an equally crazy way.įor each of these situations we have 20 seconds, and the solutions in many cases involve actions like kicking other people in the groin, or eating.