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The Faulty Pixel Show team tackle Xbox One title Max: The Curse Of Brotherhood

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Max: The Curse of Brotherhood - a resolutely traditional platform game with a resolutely traditional business model and, as such, an anomaly in the Xbox One's early catalogue - is another game based on family dynamics.

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Gamesblip offers their opinion on Microsoft Game Studios' Max: The Curse of Brotherhood for the Xbox One.

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PopBucket writes: Minor gripes aside, Max: The Curse of Brotherhood is fun, frustrating and quite habbit forming. It plays like a loving cross between Abes Oddysee and Limbo so if you liked those games, the chances are youll be all over this. This is arcade platform gaming at its most colourful and a welcome addition to the Xbox One.

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ZOMGPlay's Review of Press Play's Xbox One game Max: The Curse of Brotherhood: "Entitled Max: The Curse of Brotherhood this Xbox One digital download title, which will also be available on the Xbox 360 later this year, sees players take control of Max in a 2.5D platforming puzzle based adventure across unique landscapes."

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"It's been kind of bipolar," says lead artist.
We rather liked Max and the Curse of Brotherhood for Xbox One, but a sizeable segment of the press weren't quite as keen. Here to discuss that and the forthcoming Xbox 360 version is Lasse Middelbo Outzen, lead artist at Copenhagen studio Press Play.

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CJ from DJ Podcasts writes "Sending your younger brother to another realm is not an easy thing to fix, as Max is about to find out. But the path along the way is rather enjoyable."

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Shane at GameCloud writes: "Max: The Curse of Brotherhood is both a surprising and charming game, with a unique twist on the platforming genre. While its a simple tale, the game is packed full of wonderful moments and provides you a sense of achievement when drawing yourself out of problematic situations. The combination of challenging puzzles and fun visuals reminiscent of a Pixar film makes this action filled title an enjoyable experience for any fan of the genre."