Sounded great, right up to "road fury", then it became "well, that's not saying much".

The movies or my article?

And you should see "Furry Road"...


(note: i'm making it up right now. If it evere existed, i didn't know, i didn't see it, and i don't want to.)

Oh, the films. I kinda want to play if after reading the article. But as a tagline it's kinda "A game better than a round crazy golf with somebody who turns up with a $4,000 set of golf clubs and a golf cart"

I feel like Mad Max films were released in the order of how good they were. I liked Mad Max. 2, 3, and 4 were all okay. They're fine, they're just not that great. A Mad Max game better than Mad Max, that I want to play (and I kinda did - there's plenty of this in both Fallouts), a Mad Max game that's better than Mad Max 2, 3, or 4? Just doesn't feel like a selling point, particularly.

I see your point. I would say the video game hardly compares to the previous movies because they were more story-focused when the video game gives a lot of meaningless side quests incentives that feel part of the universe but add very little to it in the way of narratives.