The Adventures Of Maximus
Renecade · 2020 · Adventure, Action, Action-Adventure, Platformer, 2D Platformer
PC
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About The Adventures Of Maximus
With the events that lead to the death of Maximus's wife, you embark on an adventure to avenge her death. Fight your way to uncover the mastermind who is responsible for the death of Maximus's wife.
The Adventures of Maximus is a 2D side scroller platformer game in which you play as a knight named, Maximus. Your goal is to avenge the death of your wife because of the greed of who was responsible for killing her. On your adventure, you will acquire power-ups that will aid you to proceed further in each level to win the game. Extra content unlocks when you beat the game to add more hours of fun as you play this game! To learn how to play the game, the intro level allows you to experience how to control the hero, Maximus. In each level, enemy knights are scattered about that will try to take you down if you get close to them. Traps are also added like spikes for example that will hurt you if you collide with them. Each level has a boss that you need to take down to progress in this game. Learn how they move and act to take them down is my suggestion!
This game will have three builds that will feature mouse and keyboard controls, only PS4 controls, and only Xbox One controls. The mouse is disabled and not visible in the PS4/Xbox One versions to avoid the loss of focus if you accidentally click on the screen.
For casual players, the game will start off easy for them to get comfortable with the mechanics before the levels get slightly harder towards the end depending on the difficulty you select. You unlock hard mode once you beat the game that will contain a higher item drop system for fewer items to spawn, and enemies taking out more damage once they hit you.
Are you ready to avenge the death of Maximus's wife?
The Adventures of Maximus is a 2D side scroller platformer game in which you play as a knight named, Maximus. Your goal is to avenge the death of your wife because of the greed of who was responsible for killing her. On your adventure, you will acquire power-ups that will aid you to proceed further in each level to win the game. Extra content unlocks when you beat the game to add more hours of fun as you play this game! To learn how to play the game, the intro level allows you to experience how to control the hero, Maximus. In each level, enemy knights are scattered about that will try to take you down if you get close to them. Traps are also added like spikes for example that will hurt you if you collide with them. Each level has a boss that you need to take down to progress in this game. Learn how they move and act to take them down is my suggestion!
This game will have three builds that will feature mouse and keyboard controls, only PS4 controls, and only Xbox One controls. The mouse is disabled and not visible in the PS4/Xbox One versions to avoid the loss of focus if you accidentally click on the screen.
For casual players, the game will start off easy for them to get comfortable with the mechanics before the levels get slightly harder towards the end depending on the difficulty you select. You unlock hard mode once you beat the game that will contain a higher item drop system for fewer items to spawn, and enemies taking out more damage once they hit you.
Are you ready to avenge the death of Maximus's wife?
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
There's nothing good here, The Adventures of Maximus exists solely to exploit bundle buyers and collectors - and for some reason the install size is 7GB! All for what looks like a bad flash game. In some ways more effort was put into this than the typical game-shaped object, I appreciate at least giving you the ability to defend in combat instead of whacking each other with swords until someone dies - and there's Mega Man style choose-your-own boss order which is neat - but that doesn't change that the fighting is awful, the platforming is mediocre, and the control layout makes it needlessly difficult to alternate attacking and running (run should be on the right trigger, not the X button). The lack of basic effort across the board is just grating, there's very little level design and you'll spend a lot of time slowly running across flat terrain to reach the next enemy. I can't think of a reason to bother with The Adventures of Maximus. Even if the game was free, I still wouldn't recommend it.2 found this helpful
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