MacGuffin

Asked for a refund. Unplayable, the game keep stuttering when I'm try to move.

This is a shorter Stanly parable and is funny at times and only lasts (at least for me) around thirty minutes.

Computer clicking simulator. 10/10 buy now before it's twice the price

This game runs like absolute garbage, and I know it isn't just my computer. I have bought a new computer and it still ran like I was playing on a potato. 1/10 for graphics.

After nearly five full playthroughs and a few hours spent looking for secrets, I feel that I probably owe Macguffin a review. Macguffin is a short walking simulator. You've probably seen other reviews comparing it to Portal or The Stanley Parable, but don't go in expecting anything like either. It's nothing like Portal or The Stanley Parable. If anything, it's a lot more similar to Jazzpunk, just watered down a bunch. That doesn't mean it's just a rip-off or cash grab trying to sell it off as something that pretends to be like a much better game, though. Macguffin on its own is a really entertaining and unique experience. The jokes aren't anything that made me laugh out loud, but that wasn't a big problem for me. The game is super weird, which is something I can never have enough on. There's a lot of secrets for you to discover, granted most of them being very minor things. If you try hard enough, you can break the game in some entertaining ways. For example, I managed to get outside by pushing some chairs against the wall and getting them to fling me up in the air. Just be careful not to fall off. Now, why have people been giving it negative reviews? Well, I'll tell you that it's 99% because of the game's length. Macguffin is very short. You can beat it in around 30 minutes on average, way less if you're a quick player and don't look around much. I managed to speedrun the thing in like under 10 minutes. That being said, I would honestly argue that every second is completely worth it. I enjoyed the game so much, everything from the absurdism to the vaporwave setting and silly voice acting and sound effects, but I would be lying if I said it didn't leave me wanting for more. If Macguffin ever got a future sequel or remake, I would totally throw my money at it instantly. But yeah, all in all, I love Macguffin. If the length is a problem for you, or surreal dumb little walking simulators aren't your thing, I'd advise you stay away. Otherwise, totally give this one a go. It's a hell of a good time, and I'll probably be find myself replaying it again soon enough. (Speaking of which, I hadn't realized until today that the developers also made The Master. Now that I know, I'm actually not that surprised. If you enjoyed this game, you might like that one too. It's a lot more simple, shorter and plain than this game, but it's a good way to spend 10 minutes.)

Game Doesn't even work for me. It just says I'm on the game 24/7 even though I am not. Tried uninstalling it, validating it and tried almost anything but neither gets my game to work.

I found the MacGuffin. It was fat and furious. (Great game, I think Jazzpunk is a little bit inspired by it.)

I'm rarely serious when it comes to reviewing games that don't take themselves seriously, but I'm going to make an exception here. Really weird light effects. So weird that the game should have a seizure/flash warning. This could create problems.

MacGuffin is a special breed of game. Being similar to Jazzpunk (Another random walking simulator with various interactive parts) I personally found this game quite enjoyable! MacGuffin is short, I finished it in under an hour, and I spent my time looking at everything. Being short, it also lacks replayability. Despite this, its worth the price. Its short, sweet, and you may get a couple good chuckles out of it.

It really tries to be nice, i really tried to enjoy it. BUt no way, it's a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ game realized with feet. 50% gameplay, 50% stupid songs: 100% ♥♥♥♥.