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On your markers, get upset, go rescue your brother.
The first thing you'll notice about Max is that he jumps funny. There's an unsettling airiness to his leap, that makes you worry that The Curse of Brotherhood has fallen foul of the debilitating Little Big Planet Syndrome - the condition by which otherwise lovely games become as much fun as chewing a scarf. But don't worry - Max isn't a platformer that demands jumping precision, so it never interferes with the game. And by the the third chapter, you'll have gotten used to his peculiar arcs.

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BioGamer Girl states, "Max: The Curse of Brotherhood is a good game that gives players countless hours of entertainment for the low price of $14.99. The main campaign in Max: The Curse of Brotherhood is around ten hours depending on how fast you solve most of the game's puzzles with over 1000 gamerpoints worth of achievements adding in even more replayability. The game offers up enough variety among puzzles to keep gameplay fresh and exciting alongside the ability to draw your own customized adventure as well. While the game suffered from frustrating moments and imprecise controlsthe game still was a magically beautiful adventure that our whole family enjoyed. Beware players, Max: The Curse of Brotherhood offers up a challenging experience that may test your wits and patience but in the end delivers an experience well worth every bit of it."

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This week on New Releases, we find out that Max: Curse of the Brotherhood is now available! Edge and Cubit The Hardcore Platformer Robot arrive for the 3DS.

Added: 22.12.2013 20:00 | 7 views | 0 comments


This week on New Releases, we find out that Max: Curse of the Brotherhood is now available! Edge and Cubit The Hardcore Platformer Robot arrive for the 3DS.