This may not seem like much, but considering that much of it emanates from people who had either never heard of the game or weren't planning on paying for it, this ends up making Sosowski money and results in a lot of publicity.Īside from being a heartwarming story of an indie dev rewarded for his generosity, McPixel was also well received here at Eurogamer where our Christian Donlan gave it a 7/10. Since the promotion started, Sosowski has sold over 100 copies at an average of $1.34, reports. And if you like it, throw some coins in my general direction." So today, you can download a torrent of my game. "And even though I make games for a living, I am most happy just to see people enjoy them. "I know that not everyone can afford entertainment, but everyone needs it," wrote Sosowski in the ad.
Now going to The Pirate Bay's homepage results in an ad for McPixel that links to the game's official site where it's adopting a pay-what-you-want model for this weekend only. McPixel creator Sos Sosowski did the unthinkable and showed up on The Pirate Bay to leave a handful of gift codes for the game, which lead the site's creator to track Sosowski down and start a promotion entitled "The Promo Bay." An ideal game for killing a few minutes.Demented point-and-click adventure/mini-game collection McPixel is the first game endorsed by notorious torrent site The Pirate Bay. Make More! is an entertaining casual game with nice-looking pixelated graphics and a good variety of characters, items to produce, and settings. Luckily you can also use your money to level up your workers so they produce more in less time, in turn earning you more and more money.
When you hire a new worker, he starts out with little experience and low productivity. With the money you get from selling your products you can buy new work stations, where you'll be kept company by characters from films, cartoons, games – all of whom will also be producing nonstop. Every now and then your line manager will switch up the item that you're producing, but this change is aesthetic only, as you simply have to carry on tap, tap, tapping to keep producing.
Make More! is a casual game where you tap your screen nonstop with the aim of manufacturing a whole bunch of different objects.
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