
Max Manos is back with a destructive incremental adventure. Climb a 201-floor tower swarming with monsters. Destroy enemies, unlock powerful abilities, and upgrade into an unstoppable hand of destruction. Reach the top and face the ultimate challenge.
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Climb a 201-floor tower, clearing each floor of enemies.

Grow ever stronger through an upgrade tree.


Discover powerful rings that unlock unique abilities.

Unleash chaos yet again and turn Max Manos into a hand of mass destruction.
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Languages: English
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Themes across 45 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
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Much more fun than the first game!
To the max
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Hours played at review time, across 45 reviews with recorded playtime.
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I had such a blast, i usually dont play a game again and again yet this one worked well for me. was excited to try out the new gadgets each time and for some reason would limit which talent tree to upgrade for as long as possible each run. {no shapes, no fury, no attack power etc}. The only downside i can think of is that u would have to play ur own music while playing but i didnt find that to take away my joy.
Demora para ficar bom, recomendo, porém o primeiro jogo é melhor
Ist cool aber der Erste Teil ist meiner Meinung nach besser
Короткая версия первой части, прогрессия как для инкрементала не нарушена, в принципе играть ноу брэйн так сказать, можно.
I thinked it would have same replayability as first game, but not Very short
I really enjoyed this one. It definitely keeps the spirit of the first Max Manos alive, but you can really feel the improvements across the board. What I liked most this time around was the ascension system. In the first game, ascending completely changed the gameplay style; while that was original, it didn't totally click for me. This sequel handles it much better and feels more cohesive. It’s a solid incremental game that improves on its predecessor without losing what made it work in the first place. I’d definitely recommend it.
It's a decent game, but not nearly as fun as the first game, I found myself jumping back and forth on the game, with each session getting just as boring as the last.
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