Mad Max

I've played on console with PS5 and it has a couple of problems, 30 FPS and really bad input lag (which is most likely bcuz it's a PS4 port), they have done a great job with this game and bringing it into recent PC builds. Thank you GOG!

I have played this game for ~ 412 hours on steam, so I quite like it. I've begun a new playthough of the game with GOG, since I've learned this version has all DLC :) I love the Mad Max universe, the movies & this game :) Here's the copy/pasta of my review of it from Steam: If you like cars, mayhem & punching people in the face - then this game might interest you. The game can get kinda repetetive, but overall I think it's a good game, especially if you like smashing peoples brains out with your metal covered knuckles or a 30" wrench. And if someone or something has been frustrating you irl, fire up this game, and take out all your anger on Scrotus's warboys by beating them to a bloody pulp. 10/10 would recommend for anger management.

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Mad Max, aka “Australia Simulator 2015”, is a good game and definitely a solid tie-in to the eponymous movie series. With its beautiful desert landscapes full of improbable cars and crazed barbarians, it absolutely nails the mood and aesthetics seen in the films. It can however be very bleak and depressing even by Mad Max standards, and the hero is much more gruff and unpleasant than usual. The controls, whether you’re driving a car or beating up hordes of warboys, are on the heavy and slightly clunky side of things, but the weighty feeling of your punches and vehicles only adds to the grounded and savage nature of the gameplay. It’s very satisfying to play and figures out the most important aspects of a Mad Max game: the survival in a harsh environment, the rebuilding of the world, the constant battle against savagery... and the vehicular combat. The multiple on-board weapons of your car indeed allow you to cause mayhem in many brutal ways, making for awesome high-speed battles, sometimes against entire convoys! Smartly enough, upgrading every part of your vehicle won’t make it that good, encouraging you to focus on either speed, armor and ramming damage to fit your playstyle. Still, Mad Max has flaws, most of which are typical of open world games. There’s a lot to do but not everything is equally fun, you’ll probably get sidetracked constantly, and the missions get repetitive: you drive somewhere, get into a fight, obtain a reward, use it to unlock upgrades, drive somewhere else, rinse and repeat. Also, enemies don’t respawn once you’ve cleared a zone, which sadly means you can not relive a satisfying combat. Overall, Mad Max is imperfect... But given the typical quality of movie-to-game adaptations, this one is definitely pretty great for what it is. It’s made with a clear love for the franchise and it manages to reproduce most of its appeal. Consider it a 4/5 if you just want a postapocalyptic game with brutal car-fu, and a 5/5 if you’re a fan of Mad Max.

The man story line car races are just too hard and there is no difficulty modifier. It's a faked difficulty since the car handling outside the race is much better than inside the race. Since I won't run the race 100 times trying to beat it I had to just quit the game.