- February 18, 2016
- Concrete Games Classic
MacGuffin
Platforms
About
"MacGuffin" is a single-player action comedy game set in an alternative present where you play as a thief on a mission to steal a mysterious object for rich client Richard. The game takes place in a Japanese Nuclear Power Plant about to explode, with objectives including hacking computers, solving simple puzzles, and discovering the story. Featuring intense adventure, extraordinary conversations, a free fact generator, and a unique soundtrack, MacGuffin encourages players to uncover the truth and complete the mission.










- Macguffin offers a unique and entertaining experience with its absurd humor and quirky style.
- The game is filled with tiny details and hidden secrets that encourage exploration.
- Despite its short length, many players find it enjoyable and worth the price.
- The game is very short, typically taking around 30 minutes to complete, which leaves players wanting more.
- Performance issues and poor graphics have been reported, making the game unplayable for some.
- The humor often falls flat, with comparisons to better games like The Stanley Parable and Portal highlighting its shortcomings.
humor
32 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe humor in the game receives mixed reviews, with some players finding it clever and genuinely funny, particularly in its satirical take on "The Stanley Parable." Others feel the jokes fall flat or rely too heavily on randomness rather than clever writing, leading to disappointment. Overall, while many appreciate the subtle and hidden humor, opinions vary significantly on its effectiveness.
“Interesting game, with lots of tiny details and funny jokes.”
“Inside of two minutes, I had already purchased a copy for a friend, and we were both laughing our donkeys off!”
“Clearly, Macguffin is a satire of the satirical 'The Stanley Parable', but infinitely funnier. If you liked 'Stanley' for the humor, you’ll love Macguffin for the same reason.”
“The game tries to be like The Stanley Parable, but it is neither funny nor clever.”