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Max: The Curse of Brotherhood
Released On: Dec 20, 2013
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7.4
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Based on 51 Critic Reviews
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51% Positive
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Metascore
Mixed or Average
Based on 51 Critic Reviews
72
51% Positive
26 Reviews
26 Reviews
49% Mixed
25 Reviews
25 Reviews
0% Negative
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One of the best games that you can buy for your new Xbox One is an inexpensive download.
A thoroughly entertaining adventure filled with clever and fun puzzles. There’s not a lot of similarities to its predecessor, but since pretty much every change is an improvement, we won’t complain.
User Score
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Based on 309 User Ratings
7.4
64% Positive
199 Ratings
199 Ratings
21% Mixed
65 Ratings
65 Ratings
15% Negative
45 Ratings
45 Ratings
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 309 User Ratings
7.4
64% Positive
199 Ratings
199 Ratings
21% Mixed
65 Ratings
65 Ratings
15% Negative
45 Ratings
45 Ratings
O jogo é legal, mas os puzzles que deram uma ' graça ' a mais ao game . .
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Xbox One
I couldn't have been more pleasantly surprised with Max: The Curse of Brotherhood. It’s a game full of wonder and magical moments, that while light on actual narrative, still delivers a world that is hard to forget.
While the overall feel of Max: The Curse of Brotherhood might be a bit uneven, it’s well worth checking out for the moments that work.
Visually pleasant, Max: The Curse of Brotherhood is a clever platformer with brilliant gameplay mechanics. Even if a few sections can feel a bit frustrating and Max's controls are a bit disappointing, this game offers a good challenge for those who like puzzles. Xbox One owners should definitely have a look at it.
So many moments in The Curse of Brotherhood are hampered by a sense that a square peg is being shoved into a round hole. All of its great ideas are dwarfed by the fact that it doesn’t feel good to play. The game tries to make invoke a sense of creation, but it’s more akin to fumbling in the dark.
The last section of the game, where you guide a spherical object through a series of traps and obstacles, is fantastic. It’s one of the rare times when everything clicked, and it was both challenging and fair. I don’t blame anyone who doesn’t make it that far. Max: The Curse of Brotherhood is a game based on a gimmick that simply doesn’t work all that well.
Love the game! Physics may not be perfect, but they're typically consistent and the gameplay is awesome. Brings me back to the old platforming days I've missed with all these fancy-schmancy games. Simple concept, easy to play, great graphics, fun albeit simple story-line. I wish there were more puzzles, but the ones that were there hooked me line and sinker. ***Special added bonus of kid-friendliness as my little ones loved every moment as well and kept wanting to see more no matter how many times I try to repeat a level for no-death ;-)
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Xbox One
I just bought Xbox One S after two years brake with consoles, since i sold xbox 360. So i started to play in Max: The Curse of Brotherhood. I spent 4 days to finish this game. I can tell you that was fun but sometimes game frustrated me a lot. Graphic is very nice and cheerful. Level designs are very good and interesting. Game was based on puzzles that you can solve with magic pencil that draw new objects. Unfortunately knob in controller is not sensitive as you expect gonna be, so prepare for many frustrating momments while you will repeat levels couple of times. Because of that i give only 7 points.
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Xbox One
Very nice, inexpensive, addictive on some point, old school platform game. Simple, however enough challenging to keep my family entertained. Max’s adventures are great and enjoyable. The idea of using pencil is smart and funny. Slow motion moments when you have only seconds for making decisions are fantastic. Shame it is so short (4-5 hours).
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Xbox One
All I can really say is thank goodness this is part of the Games with Gold for the Xbox one. While the mechanics are interesting and work for most of the game, when it comes to the final boss battle, they actually hinder your ability to effectively combat Mustachio. And the ending seems a bit rushed and lack luster in my opinion.
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Xbox One
C'est pas trop vilain pour un jeu en 256 couleurs et un peu moins chiant qu'un Rayman. C'est aussi niais par contre. En tant que jeu de plate-forme il y a bien pire (les Rayman par exemple) mais en termes d'amusement, on devrait définitivement cantonner ces jeux à **** à la plate-forme Nintendo ou mieux en faire des jeux pour tablettes et autres smartdaubes. Franchement les années 80 sont finies depuis longtemps, il est temps d'arrêter ce sous-genre.
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Xbox One
Summary When Max wishes for his annoying little brother, Felix, to be whisked away by unknown evil forces, he gets more than he bargained for. Armed only with a marker and a hope of undoing what he has just done, he sets out on a perilous journey across deserts, eerie lantern-lit bogs, ancient temples and lush green forests to get his younger si...
Rated E +10
for Everyone +10
Platforms:
- Xbox 360
- Xbox One
- PC
- PlayStation 4
- Nintendo Switch
- iOS (iPhone/iPad)
Initial Release Date: Dec 20, 2013
Developer:
- Press Play
Publisher: Microsoft Game Studios
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