It doesn’t seem like much time has passed since the purchase and setting up of PixelPacas.com but apparently a whole year has passed! Exactly one year ago we posted an introductory message but were relatively unsure about what direction the site would go. Honestly, there was no guarantee that we would even remain interested in it for very long!

Yet, here the site stands a year later with a surprisingly huge library of reviews. There’s also a handful of interviews and giveaways which were never anticipated at launch. It’s both surprising and exciting to see that the site has grown and that a few cool people actually browse here from time to time.

To anyone who is or has browsed our site over the past year: Thank you! PixelPacas loves sharing a wide variety of games with others via reviews. Hopefully there will be even more awesome developments in our second year!

On April 29th, 2013 the domain name PixelPacas.com was purchased. We immediately secured a host and began working behind the scenes to create our ideal gaming site. As we approach the first anniversary, we’ve been thinking long and hard about alpacas.

Alpacas are no doubt great, but do they really represent our site? It took a lot of consideration but it has been decided that, no, they don’t! Now that we’ve entered the month of April we are finally ready to announce the new name for our site. Are you ready?

Come the first anniversary, we will be re-branded as Pixel Goaties! 2014 is most definitely the year of the goat in games. Thanks to the likes of Escape Goat 2 and Goat Simulator we were finally able to realize our deep adoration for this animal.

Look forward to another year of great content at Pixel Goaties, the site formerly known as Pixel Pacas!

Video game bundles are all over the place these days but they usually cost money. There are exceptions to this such as The Free Bundle but not too much else. Twitter user Moshboy created their own indie game bundle this week and launched it via The Pirate Bay. The bundle in question is none other than The Pirate Bay Bundle.

With 101 games included, this is definitely the most expansive bundle of any type out there. It also doesn’t cost a dime. Also please note that these are all games that were free to begin with and obtained legally. Many of the developers have even provided comments about the bundle in an included text file!

If you’re interested in nabbing the bundle for yourself it can be downloaded from The Pirate Bay (as a torrent file) or Mega (a direct download site). I have only played one game from the collection so far but am definitely looking forward to the others! Perhaps posts about some of the included games will be coming to Pixel Pacas in the near future…