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Test Chamber – McPixel
We had a post-work screening of the classic 2010 film MacGruber last week, and it left us hungry for more. Unfortunately, great as it was, people just weren't ready for yet another full-length movie based on an SNL sketch. Fortunately, there's a game that captures the stupidity that made MacGruber so great. Join Bryan, Dan, and me as we point and kick our way through McPixel.
McPixel's premise is simple: something – usually a bomb or stick of dynamite – is about to blow up, and McPixel only has 20 seconds to prevent it from happening. In addition to being a demolitions expert (sort of) McPixel happens to be a tremendous jerk. Watch the video below, and see for yourself.
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