Mad Max

Peak vibes. I'd never expect them to capture the feelings of the movie direction so accurately. Rig battles are just as thrilling AND THE STORMS! Sound design is impeccable Performance scales incredibly all the way down to Steam Deck. It sucks that Denuvo requires you to be online. If you're fatigued with the action-adventure open world fair, come back to this later as it's definitely more of that gameplay-wise and is very repetitive What's most exciting is getting so effectively immersed in the world of my beloved Fury Road with super smart directorial choices

basic menus are broken, like the settings menu. started a new game to see if the in game menu was different. there was no audio with the opening cutscene and the menus were still broken. sucks, this looked fun.

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[h1]Good Campaign - Terrible Endgame[/h1] [b]Playtime:[/b] 5-10 hours for the main story • 30-50 hours for 100% completion. The campaign follows a classic Mad Max-style story. A warlord wants to dominate the region, and Max must upgrade and revitalize his car to survive and escape. There’s a decent amount of vehicle customization available. The V6 engine is used for most of the campaign (~70%), while the coveted V8 only becomes a realistic option near the end if you do side quests. The sense of progression is strong — you constantly feel your upgrades making a difference. Destroying enemy vehicles is satisfying and the combat has its moments. [h2]The Negative Side[/h2] However, the longer you play, the more the game’s bugs and lack of polish become painfully obvious. Here are the main issues: [list] [*][b]Vehicle Handling:[/b] Controlling V8 cars with Keyboard & Mouse is terrible. It’s clear the game wasn’t properly designed for fast vehicles. [*][b]Races:[/b] Easily the worst part of the game. The racing experience is horrible — you’ll understand after just a couple of them. [*][b]Weapons:[/b] The shotgun you unlock for Max at the end of the campaign is somehow worse than the regular version you can buy. [*][b]Tedious Tasks:[/b] To get 100%, you’ll have to disarm massive minefields while listening to your dog barking and howling for hours. [*][b]Camera Issues:[/b] The automatic aiming system during races is awful. It forces the camera to follow harpoon throws or shotgun shots, and at high speed this causes you to lose control — especially because it also slows down time. [*][b]Environmental Hazards:[/b] Random sandstorms can drain Max’s health constantly (like permanent bleed) with no way to escape, often leading to cheap deaths. [*][b]Enemy Spawns:[/b] Enemies can spawn randomly on the map and interrupt missions, feeling like unwanted PvP invasions. [*][b]Online Requirement:[/b] With no more official servers, you’ll need saves from Nexus Mods to finish certain 100% achievements. [/list][h2]Final Verdict[/h2]A solid campaign experience that starts strong and gives a good sense of progression. Unfortunately, the more you play, the more frustrating and unpolished the game becomes.[b]Campaign:[/b] 7/10 [b]Endgame / 100%:[/b] 2/10

One of the best story games that's more than a decade old. The story has so many ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up twists that make you really imagine what Max is going through and the gameplay is unbeatable. The driving is so fun that I 100% the game with 0 fast travels. Just hope they eventually make a second Mad Max game.