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McPixel is a save-the-day guy that you guide through short challenges in an oldschool point'n'click fashion. The goal in each challenge is to prevent stuff from blowing up using available tools! You have only 20 seconds to save the day! Think quick!
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Sep 25, 2012 News
McPixel Released on Desura
McPixel is a save-the-day guy that you guide through short challenges in an oldschool point'n'click fashion.
Jul 9, 2012 News
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I really enjoyed the game, though a little too gross sometimes even for me. Very good fun anyway!
i made a Lets Play of this game a while ago :D such a fun/random game XD
I remember seeing this game on Greenlight. I'm glad to see it got aproved.
Now hopefully we can do the same :P
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We need the updated version for Linux also!!!
this is like a point & click warioware, love it
The Linux version is still outdated, 1.0.5 when Win and Mac already have 1.0.8...
That's discrimination u.u
Same here
Why not a requirements information in the game page?
Nope, it can run fine also on the old version of AIR, simply desura isn't able to find AIR on "strange" distros.
I use ArchLinux, and i also can't run it directly from desura. but here's the workaround:
* Download the Linux .zip version from Desura's website and put the "mcpixel.air" file somewhere (for example on the "/opt/" folder)
* Make a small bash script or use the terminal. you need to use this command: "adobe-air /opt/mcpixel.air"
Hope it helps ^^
Thanks for the help.
Anyway, after years of suffering the flash plugin for linux 64 I hate Adobe and I will not install that AIR thing. So advice it as a requirement will be great.