Finally got around to giving Mad Max a go. The controller layout is a little quirky but I'll adapt. What really has me baffled is why does Max look like Chris Redfield?
I'm also in the middle of Astral Chain so I might put that on pause.
It's not bad, though the control scheme makes no sense to me. Like I said, Max sounds like Chris Redfield and sounds like Gerard Butler while the game feels a bit sloppy at first, but once you have a few upgrades in the game starts to really come together. I like it well enough but I wouldn't pay more than $10 for it.Been debating whether to purchase Mad Max when it next goes on sale on Steam, always seems to be on a lot of peoples underrated lists.
It's not bad, though the control scheme makes no sense to me. Like I said, Max sounds like Chris Redfield and sounds like Gerard Butler while the game feels a bit sloppy at first, but once you have a few upgrades in the game starts to really come together. I like it well enough but I wouldn't pay more than $10 for it.
I actually picked up Mad Max in the Steam open world sale for £4.99 and quite liking it so far. Also started playing Yakuza 0 on Game Pass.I stopped playing Mad Max
I say that’s a pretty good deal. It was free on PS+ years ago and I just never got around to it. I’ll pick it up again soon, I was, actually, enjoying it but i kept messing up, but I just bought SMT3 and I haven’t played it, yet. I almost beat Astral Chain so once I’m done with that I can go back to trying to play two games at the same time.I actually picked up Mad Max in the Steam open world sale for £4.99 and quite liking it so far. Also started playing Yakuza 0 on Game Pass.