
MAXIMUM Action is a brutal and satisfying physics-based first person shooter influenced by Hong Kong cinema, heroic slow motion bloodshed, and old-school FPS ACTION.
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About
MAXIMUM Action is the stress ball of first-person shooters. If you are looking for a quick dose of highly replayable sandbox slow-motion heroic bloodshed with homages to classic ’80s and '90s action flicks then MAXIMUM Action might just be the FPS you’ve been dreaming of.
No complicated skill trees, leveling up, or drawn-out cutscenes, just pure fun that gets straight to the point.
Where MAXIMUM Action shines is in its emphasis on creativity and replayability. The entire game has been designed as a sandbox for the player to experiment in. From simply approaching levels with different combinations of dives, slides, and kicks, to a fully-fledged level editor allowing players to create action in any way they see fit. Further, use the sandbox menu to replay levels with different combinations of weapons or add more enemies to up the challenge.
And with full workshop and mod support, experiment with hundreds of custom levels and weapons to spice up the action!
Getting the best experience out of MAXIMUM Action requires a bit of creativity and imagination from the player, and I understand not everyone is up to the challenge! But if you’ve always wanted to play a role in your own balls to the wall action movie then I’d say give MAXIMUM Action a try!
-George Mandell

ACTION TO THE MAX!
Genres
Sums Steam only; GOG publishes no volume signal, so the true total is higher by an unknown amount.
| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
SteamYou are here | $19.99 | 3.9Kreviews | 89% | — | $1.6M |
| $19.99 | 22ratings | 74% | — | not modelled |
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Reviews
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Reviews
I'm very frustrated it's been 8 years since this game has been on EA and there aren't any drastic changes. I waited and waited for the final product to come out but still absolutely no amazing changes or amazing reworks. To put salt directly to the wound the dev separated the cooperation with New Blood Interactive that meaning that he essentially removed the heart of the game, the soundtrack.... From an amazing Max Payne in 80's he transformed the game into a generic John Wick first person shooter. The game is updated only when the dev reminds himself that he has a game to finish. If I could I would've refunded this game and left that way. And no it doesn't justify the price because it has a Workshop.
I've been waiting nearly a decade for this game to come together. With the newest levels seemingly moving backwards, I'm done waiting.
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Languages: English*, Simplified Chinese**languages with full audio support
Hours played at review time, across 73 reviews with recorded playtime.
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5 years in early access..... Just another example of why Steam EA is a waste of time
This is a early access retro FPS project that was once featured in realms deep. Don't buy this. It is mostly abandoned and it doesn't work on Linux so even if by some miracle this does come out of early access by then, no one worthy can play it anyway. Windows is no longer the best OS for gaming. Edit: played it now and I have some more things to say. This has some of the most bizarre and buggy ragdolling I have ever seen. At one point a guy fell down the stairs and then the body just sort of floated back up and stood up because he wasn't dead. The game is overall really unpolished.
something is missing. the gunfights and combat feel alright....enemy reactions just sap it from me.
Very fun, Max Payne fans would absolutely adore this game. 7/10
Hey kiddo, Handsome Jack here... and I just played Maximum Action, and holy crap, this game is what happens when a development team gets locked in a room with every action movie ever made and someone keeps yelling, “MORE GUNS!” You are jumping through windows, diving through the air, shooting people in slow motion, throwing guns, kicking doors open, and generally behaving like the laws of physics personally insulted your mother. I haven't seen this much completely irresponsible violence since my last quarterly performance review. There is no subtlety here. No diplomacy. No carefully planned military operation. You see a guy? Shoot him. See a window? Jump through it. See a car? Make it explode. See a staircase? Who cares, you're going through the wall. This isn't a game about being a hero. It's a game about becoming a human-shaped special effect with a firearm. And honestly, kiddo, that's beautiful. 10/10. Five stars. I'd give it eleven, but apparently numbers are “supposed to have limits,” which is exactly the kind of weak thinking I've come to expect from everyone who isn't me.
John Woo? John Who? Doesn't matter, he's now John You.
Fun. Needs furry cosmetic option though.
GOOD现在有中文了,随便入
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