Max Manos

用特價的價格來說 遊戲內容算還OK，雖然大多重複，不過至少可以感覺作者的用心，成就也沒什麼故意為難玩家的地方

Great little game! Fun upgrades that actually felt meaningful and the gameplay changes with each "prestige" were very entertaining! Worth the time and money.

Très bon jeu incrémental, l'originalité est présente et le gameplay se renouvelle en permanence. Je ne me suis jamais lassé grâce à cette diversité mais aussi grâce aux améliorations très intéressantes et aux musiques franchement entraînantes qui nous font passer un super moment. Je ne m'attendais à rien d'un jeu avec de simples formes géométriques et je suis très agréablement surpris. Je recommande fortement.

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Max Manos is a neat little incremental game about a hand destroying a variety of shapes until it becomes so powerful the shapes quake in their geometrical boots. It's a simple concept that the game does a pretty good job of executing on. This is my first incremental game, so it was weird at first getting used to the idea that it takes time to build the game up to the crazy levels it can get to. And let me tell you, once the upgrades start coming in the game can be silly fun. You start off with a few triangles and squares that you hover the hand over until they die. Then you start unlocking more shapes and even unlock a gameplay tweak that let's you splice shapes into new ones and the screen starts to fill up like [B]crazy![/b] And THEN you add other neat little things like lightning bolts, random explosions that destroy shapes, who in turn release their own attacks which cause lots of chain reactions. Sometimes I just left my mouse alone and the game just wracked up the money for me. Eventually it will get boring just doing the same thing. Shapes appear, destroy shapes, buy upgrades. What I liked about Max Manos was that eventually you had the option to unlock one of penta pieces and that reset all your progress (but allowed you to gain an increase in a multiplier for your earned funds) but it changed how you controlled the hand. For example, one of the resets had your manos change into firing fingers at the shapes instead of hovering over them. The subsequent upgrades for that particular reset also changed too in some ways and it did relieve some of the dullness. My only real complaint was that the soundtrack looped way too quickly. I would have liked a remix of some of the tracks as you progressed in the game or something like that. The music is catchy, but it does become tiresome eventually. I just ended up with my headphones off after a while or listened to my own music. Not a big deal really, but something I noticed. [B]Recommend or Nah?[/B] I'd fairly easily recommend this game. It starts simple, but it does add some fun things throughout the several playthroughs until the final boss. Eventually it might become tedious for sure, and like I mentioned above sometimes I just let a round play by itself and I stepped away for a bit. For the price, I didn't mind the offering, and there is definitely some fun to be had but be aware that it might get dull for some gamers pretty quick. [B]Rating: ⭐⭐⭐/5 (3/5). Solid fun, but not a lot of depth after a while that might be frustrating.[/B]

One of the best games I have ever played. Too good.

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