The Mad Max franchise has been one of my absolute favorite works of cinema for several years, now, ever since I discovered that I, as an adult, can utilize my income and purchase whatever my heart desires within the limitations of said income. I bought the High Octane collection from my local Blue-and-Yellow-Tech-Store and immediately proceeded to fall in love with the post-apocalyptic world. Who wouldn't love kamacrazy Warboys and the Thunderdome?!
One would find it difficult to fathom the sheer exhilaration I experienced upon discovering that the franchise had been poured, liquid-chrome, into a video game mold. This game does a fantastic job of giving unique insights into the world of Max Rockatansky, from history relics with their realistic, frantic messages from the rapidly-dying literate population; to the bleakly-beautiful rendered wastelands; and the caricatures of humanity that managed to survive the onset of this cataclysm who paint a jagged and wondrous visage of oil and blood.
If you, too, enjoy driving a custom souped-up rust bucket through desolate deserts, launching exploding spears at your enemies, and giving your water to thirsty idiots who didn't plan before they packed for their nomadic voyage into No-Man's-Land, you should absolutely add "Mad Max" to your library, and ride eternal, shiny and chrome, on the Roads to Valhalla!

The Mad Max franchise has been one of my absolute favorite works of cinema for several years, now, ever since I discovered that I, as an adult, can utilize my income and purchase whatever my heart desires within the limitations of said income. I bought the High Octane collection from my local Blue-and-Yellow-Tech-Store and immediately proceeded to fall in love with the post-apocalyptic world. Who wouldn't love kamacrazy Warboys and the Thunderdome?! One would find it difficult to fathom the sheer exhilaration I experienced upon discovering that the franchise had been poured, liquid-chrome, into a video game mold. This game does a fantastic job of giving unique insights into the world of Max Rockatansky, from history relics with their realistic, frantic messages from the rapidly-dying literate population; to the bleakly-beautiful rendered wastelands; and the caricatures of humanity that managed to survive the onset of this cataclysm who paint a jagged and wondrous visage of oil and blood. If you, too, enjoy driving a custom souped-up rust bucket through desolate deserts, launching exploding spears at your enemies, and giving your water to thirsty idiots who didn't plan before they packed for their nomadic voyage into No-Man's-Land, you should absolutely add "Mad Max" to your library, and ride eternal, shiny and chrome, on the Roads to Valhalla!