We Need Max Payne 4. We Need Max Payne 1 & 2 remastered (actually, i think Remedy is working on that). And while the graphics on Max Payne 3 still hold up today, 11 years later, it could always use a little modernizing (such as lighting improvements, etc). Still, this game is a gem. Something really special. From the hard boiled 'cop down on his luck' kinda story, to the bullet-time-driven gunplay, there's nothing quite like Max Payne (1, 2 or 3). While 3 has its own isolated story, separate from 1 and 2, there's definitely a lot to enjoy in this chapter, which was developed by Rockstar (rather than Remedy). You can see GTA cover and slow-motion mechanics in their infancy in this game before they were implemented into GTA V. And I must say, I think they work better in this game. I can't tell you how many times I played through this story, its like a once every 4-6 moth ritual for the past decade. Slow-mo diving through the air and blasting bad guys in the face with dual uzi's never gets old. Like, never.

Une cinquantaine d'heure est nécessaire pour finir le jeu à 100 %. Les quêtes sont variées, même si cela se répète énormément sur la fin. L'histoire est fidèle à ce que l'on peut attendre d'un Mad Max, de l'action, du combat, de la course.