Reseñas recientes de Maxter Max

A fun simple little arcade racer which even supports split screen multiplayer. The controls are easy to use and there are a number of tracks to choose from. If there was one thing I would improve it would be some of the menuing and the ability to see more than just the top 10 players on the leaderboard.

Definitely short, this game can be finished in under 10 minutes. I would say this game is a good start and would love to see it taken further, but the way it is currently I can't really recommend it. The only real issue I have with it though is the music is rather repetitive and even with how short the game is, still loops the same track a few times. I would love to see more levels and perhaps some form of story (even if it's super rudimentary)

While I feel like there is still quite a lot to this game I didn't explore, this game just doesn't excite me to keep playing. The simple look and feel of the game actually feels quite nice, however it is still quite easy to get lost, or to miss seeing things based on how the area is laid out. My main issues arise from the difficulty of finding the story, let alone following it, and the fact that the balancing makes leveling up detrimental by making the game harder. If you want to just stumble around and explore then perhaps this will make a good game for you, but if you are playing to experience a story in the form of an rpg then I can't recommend this game.

I've always enjoyed the harvest moon series by Nintendo and Stardew Valley is that but better (and still getting updates!) So many neat events, lots of unique characters who each have their own distinct personalities, and there is just so much to explore. The game also does a really good job of nudging you in the right direction, and providing hints and tips to find some of the more hidden things. Multiplayer has also been a lot of fun, and there are lots of mods out there to take the game even further if you ever get tired of vanilla.

Lots of items, lots of skills, and easy to setup multiplayer. I have enjoyed playing torchlight 2 with a few different friends, as well as playing solo and it has always been enjoyable. My only real complaints are that a number of the achievements are extremely grindy and that the story is only really told through easily skippable text boxes. But if you are just looking to run around, kill some monsters, pick up some loot, and repeat then this is a pretty great game =)

I have enjoyed playing this game quite a lot, both with friends and solo. My only real complaint is that one could become bored traversing the same areas over and over. While the dungeon isn't always the same, it is the same few rooms just in different configurations. But on the positive side, there are multiple characters to play as each feeling quite different to play, and there are multiple difficulties which really up the challenge. There are daily challenges which currently don't award anything, they add a very unique challenge from the usual gameplay. I look forward to what the devs have planned in the future updates leading up to this games full release, especially the campaign!

An enjoyable 2d action adventure game where the enemies, the level, and the music are all intertwined. Your character and enemies move to the beat, and while thematically neat, it can make your controls feel a bit off. The levels are also fairly long, which can make finding all the collectables rather tedious, but it feels like a minor grievance. The game looks good, sounds good, and was enjoyable to play =)

I really enjoy this game. It looks great, the controls feel great, it sounds great, and it has a very high ceiling for skill expression. I love the visuals and the music, and the time trial style of the game is done very well. You can race against the ghosts of other people, including friends that have the game, or anyone in the top 1000 places for a track. There is also a level creator which has lead to some pretty unique workshop courses. The campaign isn't very long, and isn't very clear in it's narrative, but what it lacks in story, the game makes up for in how it has amazingly blended driving and platforming into one game.

Short and relatively simple puzzles in a M.C. Escher / Salvador Dali style landscape. Figuring out where to place the limited objects to 'bounce' the sleepwalker in the right direction can get a bit tricky at times. Nightmare mode which is unlocked after completing the original 30 levels, contains the same levels, but adds keys that the sleepwalker must walk over to collect before reaching the bedroom door for an extra challenge.

I'll start of by saying that atmospheric walking simulators are not the type of game I would usually sit down to play. That being said, I felt like this game was too short, had a lackluster story, and personally I didn't like the lighting. The graphical detail was pretty great, and the music was nice and chill.

Took about 25 minutes to 100% without using a guide, just wandering and exploring. The rest of my playtime was waiting for steam cards to drop.