Max Mustard

Max Mustard

March 21, 2024

ActionPlatformer Meta QuestPCPlayStation 5PlayStation VR

Immerse yourself in the world of Max Mustard, a made for VR platformer meticulously crafted to deliver top-notch gameplay and unforgettable experiences. Combining the best of first-person power-ups with the timeless charm of classic third-person platforming, Max Mustard offers an irresistible blend that will keep you hooked from the moment …

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83.5

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Critic Reviews (11)

A.J. Maciejewski Video Chums Mar 2024
80.0 /100

Graphics

70.0

Gameplay

85.0

Story

30.0

"If Max Mustard was a non-VR platformer, it would be excellent but add in virtual reality and you&s;re left with an unforgettable experience."

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Andres Aviles NoobFeed Mar 2024
92.0 /100

Graphics

88.0

Gameplay

78.0

Story

38.0

"Max Mustard is a true source of joy that is hard to find anywhere else, heightened by the full engagement of your senses only a VR headset can provide. Praising this game any longer would be a disservice to your …"

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Brad Goodwin NextPlay Mar 2024
85.0 /100

Graphics

75.0

Gameplay

80.0

Story

70.0

"Max Mustard is one of the best VR platformers of all time, up there neck-and-neck with Astro Bot: Rescue Mission and Moss VR. Everything is brimming with charm, from the character designs to the fast-paced and engaging gameplay. This cohesive …"

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Chris Dunlap Gaming Age Mar 2024
75.0 /100

Graphics

60.0

Gameplay

80.0

Story

30.0

"In its current form, Max Mustard feels more like a tech demo, or a largely unfinished game. Most of the game was entertaining, but too many technical issues and in-game inconsistencies really destroy what could be an awesome game. I …"

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Eric Hauter Gaming Nexus Mar 2024
85.0 /100

Graphics

92.0

Gameplay

88.0

Story

55.0

"There is nothing revolutionary in Max Mustard, but that doesn&s;t mean that this game isn&s;t very well made, and very entertaining. The story is cheerfully bewildering, but the game is so familiar and comfortable, you aren&s;t likely to care. With …"

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Gareth Chadwick TheSixthAxis Mar 2024
80.0 /100

Graphics

62.0

Gameplay

71.0

Story

58.0

"Max Mustard is easy to recommend for a 5-7 hours of cutesy VR platforming fun. It&s;s lacking a little originality though, wearing its many platforming influences proudly, so whilst it&s;s fun and has some great moments, they fail to elevate …"

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Jacob Hegarty Explosion Network Mar 2024
85.0 /100

Graphics

80.0

Gameplay

92.0

Story

80.0

"I would recommend Max Mustard to anyone looking for a good excuse to pick up their VR headset again."

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Jaz Sagoo COGconnected Mar 2024
86.0 /100

Graphics

92.0

Gameplay

88.0

Story

73.0

"Max Mustard is the PSVR 2 game I’ve been waiting for. Its clever use of perspective makes navigating Max through the rich, diverse world a delight. Each of the 40 levels introduces fresh ideas, keeping the experience surprising all the …"

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Julian Price Quest Daily Mar 2024
85.0 /100

Graphics

90.0

Gameplay

90.0

Story

70.0

"Max Mustard takes some of the best mechanics from our favourite platforming games and blends them together into a fantastical VR world."

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Sandy Kirchner-Wilson Cubed3 Mar 2024
80.0 /100

Graphics

75.0

Gameplay

85.0

Story

30.0

"Max Mustard is a joyous platformer that wears its inspiration on its sleeve. It makes great use of the PS VR2 hardware by involving players in the action not just through direct control of Max, but through interactions with the …"

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Simone Cantini Console-Tribe Mar 2024
85.0 /100

Graphics

85.0

Gameplay

70.0

Story

65.0

"Are you fans of Astro Bot and disappointed by the absence of a dedicated PSVR2 game? Well, don’t worry, as Mac Mustard has done an excellent job of filling the void left by Asobi’s beloved robot. Through a carefully crafted …"

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