Abstract: Aside from delivering an enjoyably cinematic single-player experience, Max Payne 3 also manages to offer an addictive, enthralling, and outstanding online multiplayer component. This mode ensures that players have something to do long after they've cleare...
Abstract: The years have simply not been kind to Max Payne. Between a murdered wife and child, one double-cross after another, and a near infinite number of goons slaughtered by his own bullets, Max Payne's existence has descended into that of a tortured one — a...
Abstract: It's been almost a decade since Max Payne 2: The Fall Of Max Payne. Rockstar picks up on Max's story from a similar position. Not surprisingly, Max is now retired, popping pills and boozing as he laments the death of his family. Our story begins with Max...
Abstract: Max Payne 3 brings the gritty, anti-hero cop of Remedy’s first two titles kicking and screaming into the modern era, with a pretty big shift in style that might seem a little off-putting at first. It’s less urban noir and more Tony Scott, with a visual...
Abstract: TOOLS YOU CAN USE advertisementDoes the gritty world of Max Payne 3 worth offer enough action-packed fun to make it worth purchasing for your PS3, or should you give it a pass? This review will breakdown the game’s various features to help you make tha...
An amazing narrative that shows off both Rockstar's storytelling abilities, and the actors' voice talents, Some of the best straight up shooting in any Rockstar game to date, Lots of things to keep you occupied aftr the main story is finished
The tremendous amount of cut scenes could get irritating to some, Some of Max's oneliners leave much to be desired, Max knows he's an alcoholic, but jokes about his inhuman addiction to swallowing enough pain killers to kill an elephant
Max Payne 3 is the best game of the series, and in my opinion it's Rockstar's best game yet; it has...
As with Rockstar’s other franchises, Max Payne 3 is enveloped in love and a huge amount of dedication. This is a consistently thrilling and explosive tale that states its case as one of 2012’s best. I’d be hard pushed to find a game that has made me scream...
Abstract: Those of you who made it through Max Payne 2 (and happen to possess a particularly well-focused memory) might recollect a hint of optimism in our hero's closing line: "I had a dream of my wife. She was dead. But it was alright." Well, nine years later,...
Tight, terrific gunplay intensified by bullet time and hardhitting violence, Great writing, voice acting, and cutscene presentation, Detailed environments that get destroyed in spectacular fashion, Impactful sound design, Fun, chaotic multiplayer.
Max's shootdodge maneuver is sometimes frustratingly ineffective.
Carolyn slows down time to fire a bullet through the beating heart of Max Payne 3 in this review....
