Sunny Demeanor Games
There's Always a Madman: The MacGuffin
Secret agent Franklin Benjamin's former-mentor-turned-rogue-agent Dustin MacGuffin has resurfaced to kidnap the one you care about most. In this single-player interactive spy novel, play as secret agent Franklin Benjamin and use your particular set of skills to save Virginia from the clutches of the madman Dustin MacGuffin. Which means - you’d better get the MacGuffin!
- Released
- 6 February 2026
- Developer
- Sunny Demeanor Games
- Publisher
- Sunny Demeanor Games
- Engine
- Unity
- Platforms
- PC (Microsoft Windows)
- Genres
- Adventure · Visual Novel
- 1
- DLC packs
There's Always a Madman: The MacGuffin
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There's Always a Madman: The MacGuffin
The story
It was supposed to be the rarest of all things - a day with no mission for secret agent Franklin Benjamin. That is, until you woke up to find Virginia gone and a note left behind telling you she had been taken. That note was left behind by your old partner, Dustin MacGuffin, who's since gone rogue. Now he's up to something and using her as leverage to keep you from getting involved. Time to use your particular set of skills. Time to get the MacGuffin!
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Key facts
Platforms
Game modes
- Single player
Themes
- Action
- Thriller
- Comedy
There's Always a Madman: The MacGuffin
Trailer
There's Always a Madman: The MacGuffin
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There's Always a Madman: The MacGuffin
Reviews and languages
1 languages in the interface, 0 of them with full voice acting. English is supported.
Publisher's content notice
"There's Always a Madman: The MacGuffin" is a spy thriller revenge story, so it does contain some references to violence in keeping with genre norms such as kidnapping and veiled threats during interrogations. However, such instances are equivalent to what would be found in a PG-13 rated film such as James Bond or Mission Impossible. These depictions of violence in "There's Always a Madman: The MacGuffin" - though in line with similar spy thrillers - are presented in a tongue-in-cheek manner and are not meant to glorify them.
There's Always a Madman: The MacGuffin
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There's Always a Madman: The MacGuffin
