Mad Max

The game is good and the story is really good, but the open world is just too repetitive. 7/10

Holy brain rot. Hard to imagine that this game was released in 2015, the same year that The Witcher 3 was released. I don't know how this product is receiving so much praise. Could it be nostalgia? I don't know. Game's way too repetitive, literal asset reusage galore. Game engine can be quite ass sometimes, genuinely made me believe that the game was released in 2010-2012, not 2015. The bugs... Well, it IS a Ubisoft game so do come prepared. This is my third or fourth playthrough as I was straight up bored the first two times I tried this game out.

Mad Max é simplesmente bom, possui uma história boa e mecânicas simples mas bem implementadas, entretanto o que mais me incomoda é a abundante quantidade de coletáveis que ele possui, eu joguei esse jogo por praticamente 60 horas e, pelo menos, 30 horas foram apenas para pegar [spoiler] relíquias históricas, veículos e explorar locais de escavação [/spoiler] deixando o jogo massivo de coisas que são completamente desnecessárias para se zerar o jogo. Não me entenda mal, conforme eu falei acima, ele é um ótimo jogo para se jogar, só que ele é péssimo para se platinar/fazer 100%.

As someone who loves exploring every nook and cranny, I absolutely loved this game. The 'Scrap Locations' were right up my alley: unique, varied side locations that might not offer huge material rewards, but are each distinct and clearly handcrafted to build the world through environmental storytelling. Even with asset reuse, I never felt like I was revisiting the copy-paste locations you find in, say, *Far Cry*-style open-world games. Everything to do with the cars is a blast, and I found the combat—which rewards timing and positioning—to be deeply satisfying and challenging; even more so than in games with similar but more complex combat systems (like *Arkham*, etc.). For me, the story was perfect—mainly because I couldn't care less about the epic melodramas featuring "The Chosen One™" that dominate modern gaming. You’re just a tormented man, alone in an indifferent wasteland. To quote *Mad Max*: In this maelstrom of decay, ordinary men were battered and broken. Men like Max—the warrior Max. In the roar of an engine, he lost everything and became a shell of a man. A burnt, desolate man. A man haunted by the demons of his past. A man who wandered the wasteland. And it was here, in this devastated place, that he learned to live again. The story is simply that you live in this absolute ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ of a world and do what you can to scrape together the tiniest sparks of hope. An endless cycle of scavenging and violence. Gasoline, dust, and blood! You (the casual gamer) find yourself constantly taking part in grim horrors: bashing dozens of brainwashed child soldiers, running over unarmed people with your car, picking through the wreckage of shattered lives, crawling over piles of mutilated corpses, eating maggots from a dead body—and yet you feel grateful for these "horrible experiences" because they mean you’ve survived another day. But... The completion aspect is notoriously frustrating. It seems like everyone who has played it has a complaint. For me, it was that I could only reach 96% in "characters found" because Jeet (a standard character) wouldn't spawn due to a bug. Even so, I highly recommend it as one of the best non-racing driving games out there; it features a spectacular open world and is probably the best post-apocalyptic game I’ve ever played.

The game is fun you can blow up on a landmine

best recration of movie

нереалистично - есть бензин, а так обычный день в Астрахани

definitivamente um jogo, muito tedioso e enjoado.