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Max: The Curse of Brotherhood is $2.99, 80% below its $14.99 list price. We compare 3 offers on Nintendo, last checked 10h ago. This is the lowest price we have tracked.
Controller, Puzzle, Colorful
$19.99
Puzzle-Platformer, Platformer, Adventure
$29.99
Atmospheric, Great Soundtrack, Metroidvania
$19.99
Platformer, Action, Indie
$3.49
$13.99
Metroidvania, Difficult, Platformer
$4.49
$14.99
Puzzle-Platformer, Indie, Puzzle
$9.99

Max: The Curse of Brotherhood is a beautiful platformer, but its lush graphics only mask the frustrating controls.
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But there is no denying the sense of accomplishment when you solve a puzzle, arranging the branches, vines and spouts of water in the correct way and then successfully manoeuvring Max across them and safely into the next screen. It's a game that makes you feel smart and, unlike Limbo, never surprises you with unforeseeable traps: there is always an opportunity to stand back, assess and, finally, execute. It's a somewhat short, enjoyable and inoffensive game that delivers on the potential of its mechanical promise, if not its narrative premise.
View on EurogamerPuzzles require a level of precision that the controls and physics just aren't up to. An inspired last act is buried in a frustrating slog of a game
View on Game InformerThe cheapest price right now is $2.99 at Nintendo eShop (80% off the $14.99 list price).
Yes, Max: The Curse of Brotherhood is currently on sale with up to 80% off at select stores.
Right now, you can buy Max: The Curse of Brotherhood for as low as $2.99 ($14.99 MSRP), depending on the store and platform.
Yes, Max: The Curse of Brotherhood is available on Xbox Game Pass at no extra cost if you're a subscriber.
The lowest recorded price for Max: The Curse of Brotherhood is $2.99, based on past sales and discounts.
Max: The Curse of Brotherhood is primarily a single-player experience.
Max: The Curse of Brotherhood is available on PC, Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo.
The main story takes around 6 hours, while a completionist run averages 10 hours.
Max: The Curse of Brotherhood launched on December 20, 2017.
Max: The Curse of Brotherhood is rated E10 for Fantasy Violence and Mild Language.
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