Max's Big Bust 2 - Max's Bigger Bust

Furrys are a thing ps i never was here ps save me i was gifted this and played it ............................... im going back to toontown.....................................................................................................

After the RPG shenanigans of [i]Alluna and Brie[/i], Max returns to top billing in her first proper sequel! Admittedly, I had my reservations about Max becoming the leading lady again after her flanderization in the previous game. So imagine my surprise when the opening act acknowledges Max's decay, provides a narrative justification for it, and then [i]fixes[/i] her! Take this as a sign that the writing has improved yet again. This isn't to say that Max has suddenly become a genius, though. She still does some hilariously dumb things! It's just simply funny rather than giving reason to wonder how someone this dumb could possibly be alive. Other than that, this game begins shockingly similarly to Max's previous outing. A bust goes wrong, a magical car bomb explodes, and Max gains an even bigger bust. Joining her in this experience are previous ACPD alums Brad and Holly, who become a girl and more curvy respectively. Off begins an investigation into thefts of the magical ore Scorlite at the center of the explosion, which eventually involves a malicious shapeshifter, a secretive witch cult, and more forays into the Frakk. This is a larger story than the previous Max, making good use of foreshadowing both for itself and setting up future titles. Also returning are the puzzle sections in greatly improved form. Max now has the ability to examine areas and collect/use items in scenarios that are often open ended enough to have more than one solution. Optional tasks are also dotted here and there that grant money and affection points with your allies. Also added is the ability for Max to shift between multiple forms, which grants additional abilities to use in puzzles. Insectivirus returns as a minigame as well, once again improved over the previous iteration. Battles are now turn based 3v3 affairs, which not only move faster but give room for strategy. The presentation is greatly improved over the previous two games. The opening car bomb provides a narrative excuse to upgrade multiple characters with new and improved art, and others gain new art as well for similar reasons. There wasn't any real need to connect these with the story, but they showcase an attention to detail and desire to be cohesive that you can tell really helps the overall plan. In addition to the art, sound effects are used more liberally and the new music tracks are quite catchy. [i]Max's Big Bust 2[/i] is an improvement over its predecessors in every way. If you've any desire to see what shenanigans Axon City will get up to next, don't hesitate.