Metal Max Xeno has a vibe to it that’s both bizarre, yet distantly familiar. It’s like going back in time to an era when ideas were more fluid, when risks could be taken more readily, and it was totally okay for something with cool ideas and deep flaws to stand right alongside the more polished items on the shelf.
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Endless tank tinkering
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Excellent JRPG-flavored, rock n' roll soundtrack
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Bizarre, exciting tone
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Low production values don't always have charm
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Early game is a grindy slog
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Random difficulty spikes
