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Now if like me, you love the Mad Max movie franchise, this will obviously peak your interest. So many years, the franchise of movie based games has been very poor and fallen on hard times. RAMBO the video game could have been SO much better, so you can be forgiven for thinking that this Mad Max game will be lacklustre. However you would be VERY wrong. Avalanche Studios and Warner Bros have crafted a great game and i say this after playing this game NON-STOP for a whole week. My family lost me for a long while because this game is involving. I became addicted to it for that whole week. Literally the whole week. I myself LOVE Mad Max (both the franchise and the game) The game brings everything we love about the Mad Max films and ramps it up like they did with Fury Road. This game is set after Fury Road where Max is brought in by the warring factions to rid themselves of a tyrant called Lord Scrotus (no seriously that is his name) after Max's beloved car the Interceptor is stolen and Max is left for dead. From here he meets Chumbucket (again, that is his name) who is a real whizz with mechanics and cars (and he helps you supe up your new car, the Magnum Opus.
For here on, YOU do what you want. Want to supe up the car first, find and smash up any convoys or rampaging Warboys so steal their scrap and use it for your own personal use to make you machine almost unstoppable. Everything is available to upgrade from tires, to exhausts, to spikes. As well as some particularly fun vehicular manslaughter, there is a chance to get out of your car and busts some heads, jaws, arms etc in the marked camps where something or someone nasty is always lurking and waiting to bust your head open if you aren't fast enough. Once you get the hang of the block system (the combat system is pretty much like Batman Arkham Knight and that's not a bad thing) you can really go to town on these rabbles and their top dog which awards you with their colour of your car. Although some colours look absolutely hideous, Also you can upgrade yourself to become the bad-ass of the game. The Wastelands open world is VAST, there is so much to do. From Death Races (yes it is what you think) to defuse minefields with your trusty dog Dinky Di which help lower the threat level of the territory ( and lower theses and you got the best rewards) The game itself is comprised of wasteland missions (which are side missions) and the main story that is unfortunately not that long. My advice would be to do the wasteland missions first, smash a few convoys and then finish the story, that way you get some great upgrades before the finale (which you will need) The whole experience was fun, intense and sometimes heart-wrenching. There was only one level that seriously infuriated me and that was the race with Stank Gum who cheats at every opportunity by sending his cronies to stop you at every available opportunity (bu ramming you, throwing thundersticks and even boiling oil as well as handing bombs.
This game has everything: Brutal hand to hand combat that is satisfying. Vehicular manslaughter which again is satisfying when you get rammed off the road the first couple of times. Ah, revenge is sweet. An involving story and some heartache and a game you'll want to play again just to finish all the camps, enhance the strongholds (which give great rewards), get the convoys and defuse the minefields, then the world is yours to do as you please, for scenic drives around the wasteland or lie in wait of a rampaging Warboy/war-boys to smash to smithereens.
All in all, i recommend this 100% to anyone who loves the Mad max movies because this is a blast and fun to play. The only reason i never gave this a five star is because the story itself was short.
I for one, would LOVE to see a sequel to this game.
For here on, YOU do what you want. Want to supe up the car first, find and smash up any convoys or rampaging Warboys so steal their scrap and use it for your own personal use to make you machine almost unstoppable. Everything is available to upgrade from tires, to exhausts, to spikes. As well as some particularly fun vehicular manslaughter, there is a chance to get out of your car and busts some heads, jaws, arms etc in the marked camps where something or someone nasty is always lurking and waiting to bust your head open if you aren't fast enough. Once you get the hang of the block system (the combat system is pretty much like Batman Arkham Knight and that's not a bad thing) you can really go to town on these rabbles and their top dog which awards you with their colour of your car. Although some colours look absolutely hideous, Also you can upgrade yourself to become the bad-ass of the game. The Wastelands open world is VAST, there is so much to do. From Death Races (yes it is what you think) to defuse minefields with your trusty dog Dinky Di which help lower the threat level of the territory ( and lower theses and you got the best rewards) The game itself is comprised of wasteland missions (which are side missions) and the main story that is unfortunately not that long. My advice would be to do the wasteland missions first, smash a few convoys and then finish the story, that way you get some great upgrades before the finale (which you will need) The whole experience was fun, intense and sometimes heart-wrenching. There was only one level that seriously infuriated me and that was the race with Stank Gum who cheats at every opportunity by sending his cronies to stop you at every available opportunity (bu ramming you, throwing thundersticks and even boiling oil as well as handing bombs.
This game has everything: Brutal hand to hand combat that is satisfying. Vehicular manslaughter which again is satisfying when you get rammed off the road the first couple of times. Ah, revenge is sweet. An involving story and some heartache and a game you'll want to play again just to finish all the camps, enhance the strongholds (which give great rewards), get the convoys and defuse the minefields, then the world is yours to do as you please, for scenic drives around the wasteland or lie in wait of a rampaging Warboy/war-boys to smash to smithereens.
All in all, i recommend this 100% to anyone who loves the Mad max movies because this is a blast and fun to play. The only reason i never gave this a five star is because the story itself was short.
I for one, would LOVE to see a sequel to this game.
- sharkattack1978
- 14 de set. de 2015
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Person responsible for stank gum race should not work in game industry... rest of the game was good.
- mondar-59111
- 21 de mar. de 2019
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I'd like to keep it short...
This good piece of work is VERY underestimated!
This game was giving me about 100 hours of good gaming time. The graphics are up-to-date (about 2015/2016). It's easy to understand, the game mechanic easy to learn. And I like the kind of storytelling (it fits quite well into Mad Max lore).
And most important; It's just fun to play!
So I think, it became a low-price title with a decent good content. You'll get a lot of fun, for just a few dollar.
This good piece of work is VERY underestimated!
This game was giving me about 100 hours of good gaming time. The graphics are up-to-date (about 2015/2016). It's easy to understand, the game mechanic easy to learn. And I like the kind of storytelling (it fits quite well into Mad Max lore).
And most important; It's just fun to play!
So I think, it became a low-price title with a decent good content. You'll get a lot of fun, for just a few dollar.
- SirDuke666
- 1 de nov. de 2017
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Pros:
Cons:
Verdict: Despite a Generic game structure and a poor story, this is still a fun game with some addictive combat and good customisation which keeps you playing.
7/10
- Great "Batman style" combat
- Inventive car combat
- Great graphics
- Amazing sandstorm effects
- Good survival elements
- Good customisation
Cons:
- Forgettable story & characters
- Generic open world structure
- Repetitive main and side missions
Verdict: Despite a Generic game structure and a poor story, this is still a fun game with some addictive combat and good customisation which keeps you playing.
7/10
- Moviememmer
- 31 de out. de 2019
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This game shocked me by how good it is, you can customize your ride clear encampments scout out areas drive around kill people. You can drink water and collect it which I found really cool (most games don't let you do that). Even the combat is great. Don't even get me started on the visuals the sudden nuclear sandstorms the creepy underground slave stuff going on in the background man this game surprised me. This is the most underrated open-world game I have ever played.
- WasiReviews
- 2 de ago. de 2020
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This game was AWESOME! The world was bleek and believable. The vehicles were fun to drive and easy to control. The graphics were awesome for the time and the car combat was epic!
The personal combat system was really easy and brutal.
I did not like the boss system for the big camps however. Each boss looked identical. (Though splatted with different colors that you unlock upon their defeat.) It was abandoned shortly after release and had no dlc unfortunately...WORTH A BUY!!
The personal combat system was really easy and brutal.
I did not like the boss system for the big camps however. Each boss looked identical. (Though splatted with different colors that you unlock upon their defeat.) It was abandoned shortly after release and had no dlc unfortunately...WORTH A BUY!!
- mc_texican
- 26 de jun. de 2021
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This one was never made to become a classic. This one was made to entertain. And it does not disappoint.
The only objective in the game is to strengthen and improve Max's car Magnum Opus. This may sound uninteresting, but trust me after the first few hours it would become your obsession.
The graphics are sleek. Looks quite stunning in PS4 versions. But the best part is the game play. It is fun and the fist fights dont become boring even after hours and hours of gameplay. There is option for Max to learn new skills as you progress and when Max is in a rage you really really feel the adrenaline rush.
The driving is perhaps the best part of the game. The car mechanics are admirable.
Overall this game shall not disappoint you. In my opinion this one went quite underestimated. It had the potential to do far far better.
The only objective in the game is to strengthen and improve Max's car Magnum Opus. This may sound uninteresting, but trust me after the first few hours it would become your obsession.
The graphics are sleek. Looks quite stunning in PS4 versions. But the best part is the game play. It is fun and the fist fights dont become boring even after hours and hours of gameplay. There is option for Max to learn new skills as you progress and when Max is in a rage you really really feel the adrenaline rush.
The driving is perhaps the best part of the game. The car mechanics are admirable.
Overall this game shall not disappoint you. In my opinion this one went quite underestimated. It had the potential to do far far better.
- kghosh13
- 7 de jan. de 2018
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I don't think many people like the 'Mad Max' films for their plot. They tend to like them because of the apocalyptic theme, the brutal aesthetics, quirky characters and high-speed chases. You should be pleased to hear that the 'Mad Max' game has all those qualities in abundance. Whilst the theme of 'Mad Max' may closely resemble the slightly older apocalyptic game 'RAGE', I found it to resemble some of the 'Red Faction' games more closely than anything else. Like 'Red Faction: Guerrilla', it has a fairly interactive (i.e. destroyable!) environment, there's a huge quantity of activities scattered across the map, and the story is typically advanced by returning to a quest-giver and completing an action-packed recon/destroy/retrieve mission. Completionists or perfectionists may complain of a certain amount of monotony after a while, but I never found it dull. I'd recommend it to anyone who particularly enjoys games about the apocalypse, games involving lots of driving, and games which allows lots of destruction.
- those_who_dig
- 19 de fev. de 2017
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If you like the mad max movies or just fury road you should at least try this game! The story gets crazy and sometimes less interesting but the gameplay is the most fun ive ever had playing a game! The explosions look so deadly but they really aren't because they are so common. The car combat becomes so easy and fun once you get the hang of it and people like to compare the hand to hand combat to the arkham games, which it was definitely inspired by yet i like it more, its more realistic and brutal and max can enter fury mode where he goes from quick punches and parries to big full force punches and will finish the combo by either drop kicking, or body slamming. The graphics stun me today (2024) with the sky looking so realistic with dense clouds and a colorful sunset, the sand (most of the map) looks so good and changes color slightly based on the time or place, out in the dunes the sun can make it look shiny yet other places it can look orange. This game is also extremely brutal as you can explode people and their body parts will go flying. And the cars are so realistic, not only how they drive but how they sound and feel. Each car has a different sound and feel to it, some feel so powerful even when you slightly tap the gas and some are just fun and or look really cool. I could go on for hours about how much of a great game this game really is, there is just so much to do, there are convoys you have to take out, camps to clear out, minefields, so so so many places to loot and more. Apparently the new furiosa movie might say something about the game as something in a earlier script said the game was canon. I honestly cant find a game where the love for it outweighs the hate so so so much, ive seen only a few bad reviews on ign and YouTube yet ive seen hundreds of good ones and im not even looking for the good ones anymore. If you even think of getting this game you seriously will not regret it as its always on sale and so so so fun, again the story wasnt going to win any awards but the gameplay should've or did!
- lucasfellows
- 5 de abr. de 2024
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I got this game not sure what to expect as it was a game based on a movie and those usually turn out rather poor. However, I have always wanted to play a video game where I was Mad Max so I decided to give it a shot. Seeing as how I would always try to recreate his character in other games like, Fallout 3, I figured why not play the game where you are him and that features vehicles. In Fallout 3, you can get the character close to looking like Max, but there are no cool cars. Well, I played through this game and have to say I rather enjoyed it, more than I was expecting considering all the harsh criticisms I had heard about it. Not perfect, by any means, but the game does what I wanted it to and that is place the gamer into Max's world of chaos and anarchy. It is also a very lengthy world as it took me a long time to get through this one, but if you're not trying to complete all the tasks as you are going and only do story objectives it can probably be done somewhat quickly. The game could use a few more things to do considering the size of the world, but still offers a good number of things to do. You can drive around, raid enemy fortresses and scavenge for scrap to create the ultimate car for the wasteland!
The story has Max, losing his car and his shotgun right from the get go and fighting a hulking man named Lord Scrotus. Max soon finds himself in the middle of nowhere with no car and no water, but soon finds a man named Chum who tells Max that Max is the man to drive a car that he wishes to craft...the Magnum Opus. So Max drives this man's buggy to his hideout and soon goes on the search for a body for this new vehicle; however, Chum can only get his hands on a V6 engine and Max needs a V8 to cross the plains of silence so Max must find his way through the wasteland controlled by Lord Scrotus and various other factions, befriend camps of people not quite as crazy as the wandering gangs or the war boys and make his way to Gastown to complete his vehicle all while making a name for himself in the wastelands.
The game play is rather fun as you have hand to hand combat which was fun and consisted of countering, using knives and blasting away with Max's shotgun. Then there is driving where you can simply try to outrun the enemy or ploy right through them! The driving was good for the most part, as through most of the game you are in the middle of the wasteland; however, the Gastown race which is near the end was a very frustrating affair as you are placed in a race with horrendous corners and turns and that section of the game is the only one that had me cursing up a storm! Other than that section the driving was not too bad. Another minor complaint is the fact they were a bit to generous with the water and gas. When you first take control of Max, finding water and shells was difficult and made it more interesting as you would hold back using your gun or try not to use to much water. Instead of this being the norm, once you build up the ally camps, you get all the water and shells you need and gas too! Just made the game a bit less challenging. Still, overall it was fun just driving through the wasteland and ramming enemies who were parked alongside the road!
So, yes, I found this game to be quite fun and entertaining. I thought the ending was a bit of a downer as Max usually rights wrongs before driving off alone and into the nothingness, but for the most part the game got the tones of the movie right. I would have liked to have heard the theme from Road Warrior play though as that would have been cool and maybe an enemy or ally from the films would have been cool too. Perhaps a base run by Lord Humongous? For a game based on a movie though they did a great job of crafting a huge world where you could explore and make the wasteland your playground of blood chaos and sorrow!
The story has Max, losing his car and his shotgun right from the get go and fighting a hulking man named Lord Scrotus. Max soon finds himself in the middle of nowhere with no car and no water, but soon finds a man named Chum who tells Max that Max is the man to drive a car that he wishes to craft...the Magnum Opus. So Max drives this man's buggy to his hideout and soon goes on the search for a body for this new vehicle; however, Chum can only get his hands on a V6 engine and Max needs a V8 to cross the plains of silence so Max must find his way through the wasteland controlled by Lord Scrotus and various other factions, befriend camps of people not quite as crazy as the wandering gangs or the war boys and make his way to Gastown to complete his vehicle all while making a name for himself in the wastelands.
The game play is rather fun as you have hand to hand combat which was fun and consisted of countering, using knives and blasting away with Max's shotgun. Then there is driving where you can simply try to outrun the enemy or ploy right through them! The driving was good for the most part, as through most of the game you are in the middle of the wasteland; however, the Gastown race which is near the end was a very frustrating affair as you are placed in a race with horrendous corners and turns and that section of the game is the only one that had me cursing up a storm! Other than that section the driving was not too bad. Another minor complaint is the fact they were a bit to generous with the water and gas. When you first take control of Max, finding water and shells was difficult and made it more interesting as you would hold back using your gun or try not to use to much water. Instead of this being the norm, once you build up the ally camps, you get all the water and shells you need and gas too! Just made the game a bit less challenging. Still, overall it was fun just driving through the wasteland and ramming enemies who were parked alongside the road!
So, yes, I found this game to be quite fun and entertaining. I thought the ending was a bit of a downer as Max usually rights wrongs before driving off alone and into the nothingness, but for the most part the game got the tones of the movie right. I would have liked to have heard the theme from Road Warrior play though as that would have been cool and maybe an enemy or ally from the films would have been cool too. Perhaps a base run by Lord Humongous? For a game based on a movie though they did a great job of crafting a huge world where you could explore and make the wasteland your playground of blood chaos and sorrow!
- Aaron1375
- 21 de nov. de 2016
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- mmuggi
- 9 de out. de 2020
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- tascagan
- 25 de jul. de 2018
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I love the Mad Max game! Out of all the video games I have ever played that feature driving a car, Mad Max is the game that has the best car driving mechanics and combat! Just purely driving the car, or engaging in the different races or convoy battles was epic! The combat of just punching and kicking or using all the different hand held weapons as Max was very fun too. I really enjoyed scavenging all the scrap while also navigating through the epic sand storms! I also really loved how you could build different stations within the different strongholds to help support the communities and yourself. The scenery was very detailed and beautiful. The only two corrections I'd make is I wish there was a way to regularly replay the convoy battles without needing to start a new game, and I wish the storyline was better. The story was only a thought provoking story about dependence, sanity, friendship, and trust which is good but I wish it felt more hopeful and I wish the game ended happier; and that's primarily why I can only give this game a 7/10 and not a 10/10. Still though Mad Max will forever stay one of my favorite games and definitely one of the most enjoyable to play. Have a great day and goooo Mad Max!
- CorsairCarello99
- 29 de abr. de 2025
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What's his motivation? He wants a big engine for his car. Apparently all full sized pick-ups fell into a black hole or something. Weak. The story is awful. The game is massively grindy, the bases are confusing and the bosses aren't all that hard.
What is the point of having most of the better 'Archangels' right at the end of the game!? If I'm a stone's throw away from the end, why would I grind 'Pink Eye' rep down to zero and spend 16 thousand scrap to build a few template cars that I would only really ever use in a handful of races!? It's pointless.
Though there can be all different modifications of the same car, there really only is one version that truly makes sense going into the late game.
What else? The driving is janky and tends to over or under steer.
Good points? The world is large. None of that 'Rage' limited driving. The voice acting is pretty good. Combat is flashy and fun until it gets tired and you've seen everything Max can do. I enjoyed the enigmatic 'Griffa' encounters.
- spiff-12
- 16 de jul. de 2018
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- sethdecker
- 21 de set. de 2015
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The game is almost perfect for me, but the one negative point goes to the car races. But maybe it's because I basically don't like any. Otherwise great game.
- knightchris666
- 27 de fev. de 2020
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- robertandrews-44556
- 6 de mar. de 2019
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If you are like me and grew up in the 80's then you will appreciate this game. Nostalgia at its finest! My kids love this game and the movies. I look for way to more Max Rockatansky!
- shane-adkins87-778-882041
- 28 de set. de 2019
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Mad Max got me hooked by watching the movie "Fury Road", and after that I decided to watch the old movies about him, and so I was looking forward to this game, despite the fact that my computer was quite weak for it, but that's not the point... If you look at the time of its release, you will notice how easy it was for it to get lost among other great games of 2015. And if you look at the game industry in our time, you will be pleasantly surprised that this game is much better than it initially seemed. All the important aspects that we liked about Mad Max from the movies are transferred here in a full game wrapper. Even the story itself seems much more interesting than in the movies themselves, forcing us to look at Max's tragedy from a completely different side. He is not as crazy as the world itself that surrounds him. But the story itself is so shortened against the backdrop of endless grinding in the Wasteland that it can be really tiring at times, and the music is not as dynamic as I would like during the action-packed car chases. But it's still a good game that's worth playing at least for the sake of the story, and the rest is up to you. Hide.
- KhlystoWilliam
- 12 de fev. de 2025
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Greetings from Lithuania.
"Mad Max" (2015) is a great game. It starts to be repetitive that is for sure, but never for a minute did i lost my interest in playing it, and i beated it all and did all side missions and etc.
I highly enjoyed the world itself. Its bleak, hopeless and the ending was - well, lets just say in a spirit of Mad Max. Graphics were very solid as well as game play mechanics (controls, fighting, driving and etc).
Overall, i highly enjoyed "Mad Max". It has great open world, yet with repetitive activities but involving story and concept. Great game all in all.
"Mad Max" (2015) is a great game. It starts to be repetitive that is for sure, but never for a minute did i lost my interest in playing it, and i beated it all and did all side missions and etc.
I highly enjoyed the world itself. Its bleak, hopeless and the ending was - well, lets just say in a spirit of Mad Max. Graphics were very solid as well as game play mechanics (controls, fighting, driving and etc).
Overall, i highly enjoyed "Mad Max". It has great open world, yet with repetitive activities but involving story and concept. Great game all in all.
- RM851222
- 28 de abr. de 2018
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Overall rating: 7/10
As a person who enjoyed the Mad Max movies, I have to say that this is a pretty well made game based of off the movies. The game is far from perfect, but it is not at all a bad experience.
All in all it's a nice game, that is flawed but good at the same time, to play through once as it has very little replayability. But I have to say that it succeeded at making you feel like you're in the Mad Max movie post-apocalyptic world.
- The wasteland map is pretty well done - every scrotus camp, scavenging location and even region mostly feels unique so that you can easily tell a difference that you are somewhere else.
- The story is... okay, I would say. The pacing seems a little bit off and the way that Max acts/speaks during cutscenes seems comical to me.
- Car combat is one of the best parts of this game. There are a bunch of different ways that you can approach attacking enemies with your car. Though as the game went on, I just stuck with using the thunderpoons to blow up the cars as it was easier and faster.
- Hand-to-hand combat is decent but it just felt a bit off sometimes. The controls felt inconsistent at times, for example, while fighting someone, you can do a certain move on them which is also indicated with a prompt above that enemy and when trying to use that move with the shown key, it either didn't want to do the attack or was very delayed so I had to spam the key until I got the attack to go through (even with the spamming, the moves did not go off some times).
- The Top Dog boss fights were just copy-pasted as the enemies had no difference except for their look. They were interesting but not as exciting as they could have been.
- Some tasks that you could do around the world felt a little bit pointles, for example, dragging out a car wreck from the sand as it just gave you such a small ammount of scrap. Same goes for the scavenging locations - they just feel like they dont give you enough to go to them and the rewards don't scale. For the last car upgrades, the 20-60 scrap for one location compared to a 2000 or 4000 scrap upgrade seems like nothing.
- I also encountered a few bugs that broke my emersion while playing. One of them was that some pop-ups were not showing anymore, for example, for completing a scavenging location or lowering threat in a region. I could not figure out what was the cause for this to avoid it. A few times I also had the sound breaking where some of the sounds just did not play. For example, hitting sounds did not play but the grunting or yelling from enemies played. These bugs were fixable by going to main menu and going back in game.
All in all it's a nice game, that is flawed but good at the same time, to play through once as it has very little replayability. But I have to say that it succeeded at making you feel like you're in the Mad Max movie post-apocalyptic world.
- edgarsbautra
- 31 de mar. de 2024
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One little thing I am rating this game solely on it's story, writing, characters, narrative and pacing. If I were judging this on game play AND general writing then this would still only get a 6/10. Is it fun? yes, is it good? no. First the flaws. The writing is atrocious, There are so many immersion breaking points of dialogue, there is nothing of substance in this game. The characters are either bland or annoying, sometimes both. The plot was uninspired and contrived. The pacing was downright terrible, you go from beginning to end; there is no middle. Now for the good. I liked the history relics and how they hint at what came before. It also had a well done bittersweet ending. over all Mad Max is just another shallow AAA game. I would not even recommend it for it's game play. Do not buy it.
- seansjf
- 5 de fev. de 2016
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I went into this game with a moderate liking for mad max as I had seen the 2015 film. I decided to buy the game as it was discounted and I was glad I did. This game is an underrated masterpiece. The graphics and landscape are phenomenal, there are so many cool areas and remnants of past civilization. The storyline is very good, as good as you could expect from mad max and surprisingly emotional. The combat seems like it's straight out of the Arkham series and the car combat is great. Many games with vehicle customization either have far too many options and aren't interesting or not enough, this game is in the middle of both. Customizing the car becomes your mission. I truly don't understand why this game isn't more loved, easily the best game I have ever played along with Arkham city and fallout 4. The producers of this game even found a way for an "empty" mad max world to have buildings and remnants of society with underground buildings, dried up oceans, enemy camps, shipwrecks, cool fortresses and gas town, a labyrinth of underground civilization along with the terrifying underdune, filled with creepy buzzards that leave you genuinely unnerved while exploring there. One of the greatest action game of all time, perfection. 10/10, also chumbucket is the best.
- Thesandman1
- 11 de jul. de 2025
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- mrpockets-39553
- 27 de jun. de 2025
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This game was always ahead of it's time , like this kind of work in 2015 ? Only maybe witcher wild hunt , but the cars guns fights one hell of a Game absolutely recommend. When miller said he didn't liked the and was not what he wanted , i laughed cause every gamer had pleasure playing this game, avalanche studios gave everything in this game, they put love in it and if u played u would know why, i really don't know what was on miilers had but definetly was better then movies. So many details so many customizations like in character , in fit and also in car , yeas it had tiny little bugs but nothing pointed , it was really an adventure.
- giotetuna123
- 12 de abr. de 2025
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