- Publisher: Gathering of Developers
- Release Date: Jul 23, 2001
- Also On: iPhone/iPad, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 4
User Score
Universal acclaim- based on 2065 Ratings
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Positive: 1,882 out of 2065
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Mixed: 152 out of 2065
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Negative: 31 out of 2065
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GaborA.Nov 12, 2003The most bland environments in a game ever(snow and crates). The story is ridiculous. The game play is innovative yet not challenging and getting from fight to fight through the horrid levels and story line is not worth the effort.
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ReneDFeb 28, 2009I never played such a boring game. The graphics are boring too. Streets and boring buildings, that's all I see. If I had a photo-camera while walking in this game, I would throw it away. In one word: boring. Yes, bullet-time is boring too.
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Dec 13, 2012The sequel is superior, don't even bother with this one. I played the second one first; even though it reuses some characters, the plot is a lot stronger than this one's and stands on it's own two feet. The original's plot is completely ridiculous, tedious, repetitive, and almost offensively bad. Just play the second one and skip this.
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Aug 14, 2021This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
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Nov 12, 2021Entiendo que sea una obra casi clásica, pero a día de hoy es infumable, no hay por dónde cogerlo.
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May 29, 2022Tek silahın onlarca boş hâli var, ve mekanikleri rahatsız edici şekilde kötü. Save sistemininde amk
Awards & Rankings
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A great FPS. The most serious problem we have with the game is stability – we lost all of our save games at one point, and experienced random freezes fairly frequently.
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In the style of PC Gamer's David Manningesque vocabulary, Max Payne is the most forgettable action game in history. (I exaggerate, of course. It's only the most forgettable action game of the year.)
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Its predominant flaw is that it whets our appetite for something unimaginably amazing but only fulfills half of that unveiled promise.