14 Minutes Of Mad Max Looking A Lot Like A Video Game


Hey don’t forget about Mad Max! It’s coming out pretty damn soon (September 1) and people have sorta stopped talking about it. Which is strange post-Fury Road.

But it also makes perfect sense. Mad Max doesn’t exactly look or feel like any cinematic version of Mad Max that ever existed. That’s gonna hurt it in the long run I expect, but it doesn’t mean the game can’t be fantastic.

At the very least I expect Mad Max will be a ‘very good good video game’. And by that I mean it will satisfy the needs of people who want to do video game things: drive cars, shoot people, punch people, upgrade things, make structures explode. That’s what I’m getting from it.

That’s a good thing I suppose. I’d like something a bit more strange and otherworldly — something a bit more in the spirit of Mad Max 2 or Mad Max: Fury Road. But you can’t argue with this either really. Still super interested.


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