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Story carries this game as it lacks open world mechanics

While clearly embedded in a fairly standard paradigm of open-world action, Mad Max manages to carve a unique niche for itself due to its focus on vehicular combat, and uses the deeply evocative world of its oil-obsessed desert post-apocalypse to draw the player in. The plot itself is nice and simple, as any Mad Max product ought to be, as Max finds himself at the mercy of the warlord Scabrous Scrotus. His car is destroyed but luckily for him a mad blackfinger has built a new one, the Magnum Opus, and he needs Max to pilot it. The game ties itself into the Fury Road continuity through referencing that film's villain, but otherwise the player needs no extra knowledge, and that lets the plot delve deep in the weird mysticism of the setting as well as embracing the franchise's penchant for ultra-violence. Central to the game, and a big reason why it works, is the Magnum Opus itself. The entire thing revolves around the constant cycle of upgrading it with plunder and salvage picked up as Max marauds across the wasteland. While the physical combat isn't a ton to write home about, the game roars to life when you engage in vehicular combat, allowing you outfit some brutal weapons to the Opus. Check out my full review! The Almighty Backlog, review #3: https://thealmightybacklog.wordpress.com/2018/01/15/off-the-backlog-mad-max/

Grafik kötü, oynanış 2001 ile aynı, bu remake değil.

silahlar ama yeteneklerin çeşitliliği gayet iyi. hikaye ise berbat

Marvel Rivals has a fun concept and an impressive roster of characters, but unfortunately, that’s where most of its appeal ends for me. The gameplay can be enjoyable at first, but it quickly becomes repetitive, and the overall experience starts to feel shallow after a while. The balance between characters can also be frustrating, with some feeling noticeably stronger or more useful than others. I can see why people enjoy it, especially if they’re big Marvel fans, but personally, I found it difficult to stay interested in it for long. It’s not an outright bad game, but there’s nothing about it that makes me want to keep coming back. For me, it ends up being a fairly mediocre multiplayer experience.

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