Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne

Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne continues the story a year after the first part and returns the hero to New York. He's back with the police, and for a while it seems like life has returned to normal. The past quickly reminds itself: Max’s murder is entrusted to Mona, a mysterious woman from previous cases with whom he falls in love. The situation becomes even more confusing when he kills his own partner. You have to figure this out in the rain and snow on the streets at night. Shootouts are based on slowing down time: it gives time to take aim and avoid the shot. There are more enemies, so cover is more important than before. The plot is presented through comic inserts familiar from the first part. Night streets and the metro became the main scenery of the game. Enemies work in pairs, so cover is almost always needed. Mona appears in scenes and leaves more questions than answers. Between chapters there are comic-style inserts. Weapons are selected as you go and do not require searching. Ammo runs out quickly and supplies are limited. Heavy fighters require accurate hits. Heavy fighters cover themselves and heal. Time dilation is limited by the scale. Weapons are taken from the ground and consumed quickly. Scenes are presented in comic frames. The ending opens the continuation of the story. Opponents in armor require precise hits. The deceleration is limited by the scale. The weapon is taken from the ground. The scenes are presented in comics. The ending opens the sequel. Slowing down time saves you from being surrounded. The streets are covered with snow. Those players who like noir action films with time dilation will enjoy the game.