Play god in a secure combat environment and pit squads of badguys against one another for your own satisfaction. Build your own custom weapons and outfit them with the latest technology to give yourself the edge you're going to need to pull through. Play solo or locally with up to three other people (using Xbox-compatible controllers).Д«uild your custom warrior from the ground up! You'll advance through specialized skill tiers and train a unique Madness warrior who is equipped to take on wave after wave of never-ending badguys in combat environments that range from killer game shows to haunted houses to high speed trains. Take the reigns of the antiheroes of the Madness universe! Infiltrate heavily guarded installations, survive cultist-ridden tunnel networks, fight back against dynamite-wielding cannibal bandits, and dodge the grasp of armor-plated Mag Agents over three times your size.all while unearthing the terrible secrets of Project Nexus itself. Wading through the dismembered remnants of those who fell to your bullets and steel, only one thing crosses your mind: They asked for this.

what a day to leave your raincoat at home! But that's alright.

Blood will probably get all over everything. Shoot, stab, bash, chop, and slaughter your way through over 16 hours of intense combat. Which is good I really didn't want this to fail over something as dumb as lack of funds (as much as I currently don't care about Madness, having NG's sponsored projects starve to death over funding issues is annoying to me regardless).MADNESS: Project Nexus is a third-person Run n' Gun / Beat'Em Up filled with arcade-style action and button-mashing brutality. However, since said kickstarter has gone up by over $2000 in the space of 7 hours, I think I can forget about money worries on this one. It wasn't so much the amount itself as the likelihood of seeing that kind of money out of a kickstarter project. does anybody do simple math before getting outraged at stuff like this? This has probably been responded to, but they're basically asking for the amount for two adults with bills to pay for enough cash to eat cans of ravioli for a single year as they finish their game. IF it's done well, then that alone would go a long way towards restoring my faith in the whole Madness franchise thing. Versus and co-op aren't really original ideas for any type of shooter game anymore, but that zombie survival mode sounds exactly like the kind of evolution I would like to see happen. Well, they are definitely doing something new and different (for Madness) here I don't know how much you've read into this, but there are guaranteed modes of Zombie Survival (open world, procedurally generated, loot & survive type deal), and stretch goals of an enhanced Zombie Survival, a mode where you play as the mastermind and build a complex to stop the sociopaths, and Madness Combat versus and co-op modes. Hell, the lack of new things to see and do in Madness is what killed my enthusiasm for it in the first place seeing it finally addressed with this new game would be all kinds of awesome. I just didn't get the impression that it will from what I've seen (which is almost certainly not enough to make a proper decision on it either way at this point, I'll admit). I hope we can win you over before the end.Дon't get me wrong: If it does go somewhere significant with regards to new content, I'm all for having it happen.

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