Welcome to the Cactus McCoy Wiki, your go-to resource for all things related to the action-packed flash game series, Cactus McCoy, developed by Flipline Studios. Whether you're looking for walkthroughs to uncover hidden chests or want to learn more about the characters, this wiki has got you covered! Established on June 26, 2011, our wiki is a collaborative platform where anyone can contribute to and help expand our knowledge of this beloved franchise!
- The first blog post on the Flipline Blog is all about the trailer for Cactus McCoy and The Curse of Thorns. [1]
- The weapon Cactus McCoy holds in the first game's title screen is Hex Hatfield's pistol, unlocked only by finishing the game with 100% completion.
- The beta version of Cactus McCoy and The Curse of Thorns featured a badge called "Poker Night" as seen in the trailer, which was replaced with "Powderkegger" in the final version.
- In Cactus McCoy 2: The Ruins of Calavera, juggling an enemy to the stratosphere can earn you a maximum of $57.
- While the games aren't playable online anymore due to Adobe Flash being unsupported, you can still play them on BlueMaxima's Flashpoint, Y8 Browser, and other platforms.
- Matt Neff and Tony Solary didn't compose the music for Cactus McCoy despite popular belief.
- In a Quinn's Q&A blog post from March 2013, it was confirmed that a third Cactus McCoy game was in development. However, development was postponed before the blog post, and there has been no mention of it since. [2]
- There's an Introduction page on the wiki that details various game elements and when they're introduced.
- The wiki has a dedicated page for Cactus McCoy Fan Art, where you can upload your fan artworks of the series' characters.
Cactus McCoy and The Curse of Thorns
In the game, players guide Cactus McCoy in his quest to locate the Thorned Emerald's rightful place while facing off against Hex Hatfield's goons, the Enemigos, before he turns to stone. It features 80 badges, 60 challenges, and 60 treasures for players to unlock.