Throughout the whole game I kept wondering why he kept going. The nicest thing I can say about the story is that the ending made me feel like Max was going to be all right.
They seemed to be really digging for anyone left for Max to kill. In Max Payne 2 he seems to be just drifting from shoot out to shoot out. Getting from point A to B was worth the blood and the bullets just to see Max get his revenge. The first time we met Max he was a man with a cause and a sense of clear direction.
A wrapping up of the proverbial loose ends. I wasn’t expecting the same level of intensity as the first game, but to me Max Payne 2 felt more like the epilogue to the first than a brand new tale. Given that no one really does the "morning after" story that follows up a major action film. "Sometimes a good game can be bad."įirst things first, I must admit that I wasn’t sure Max Payne 2 was a good idea. Bet this is the first time you’ll read this.
Polished in ways that other big name titles only wished they were, but polish is not enough. Is a beautiful woman with a gun enough to keep players going as well? Not really. This time instead of a dead wife and baby to keep Max and players motivated to get to the end, Max just has his mixed feeling for Mona Sax. In it I killed my wife for my lover." Max Payne is back, and he’s still a jumble of metaphorical lamentations. Developer: Remedy | Publisher: Rockstar GamesĪ quick recap for people who missed the first Max Payne: "It’s a third person shooter that plays like a first person shooter that’s heavily inspired by Hong Kong action films of the John Woo variety, but uses kicky cool slow mo like The Matrix!" Got it? Good.
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