Max, an Autistic Journey is a retro style top-down turn-based RPG filled with mini games, monsters and most of all, heart. Developed by a devoted dad who made a game with his son about his son's autism.
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| Sprache | Oberfläche | Ton | Untertitel |
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| Englisch |
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As an man with autism it was only natural that I'd play this game and heavily relate to it. It's easy to see myself in the 10 year old main character from his desire to not be autistic to how he was bullied, it brings back so many memories. It even gets deeply emotional like when he's first diagnosed and his parents promise to give him the best life they can. I haven't cried like that since the end of Metal Gear Solid 3. As for the gameplay itself it's standard RPG fare from the mid 90s, turn based like many of the games from that era. Since the game was made in one of the RPG maker series you can see a few things that weren't changed but for the most part it's very original. What is left over from RPG maker is used properly so it's not a problem. Additionally there are many different minigames which serves to provide some variety so it's not just battle after battle. Speaking of battle
Full disclosure: I'm 11 years old and Max is my real-life cousin. I really enjoyed playing this game. The fights are well balanced and I really felt I was spending a day with Max. I love is creativity and his reactions during the game were authentic. I spent hours doing the tasks and achievements and even after completing the game once, I'm ready to play again. I recommend this game to everyone, young and old. You won't be disappointed.
I am very impressed with how this game was executed. Creative, imaginative and educational. I feel much more aware about the struggles that both Max and his family go through and I hope this project can make others more thoughtful and aware as well. I have a lot of respect for the developer for doing this project. I loved the artwork and the variety of mini games that break up the main gameplay. While it was quite short, I felt it was an appropriate length for the message it sets out to give. I wish this project, Max and his family well for the future.
From what i have play thus far I can say this! This game has strong points that have made me smile as a fellow member with ASD! I absoulutly love the way that the world is captured and intrupitated through the game! As sometimes when you explain it or try to imainge it its so veryed and diffrent its hard too capture in words. As i think its a much more visual thing so the way its show is stunning! So yes... -Good art! -Oringal Score (Witch i am loving so far) -RP maker combat that has oringal enemys and attacks! On the Flip side one minour thing that is feed back more then not recommendations! -Buggy from time too time But apart from that i think its another asome way too spread the word and creativity and the world from a diffrent view! It's a hard thing to capture and i feel this game thus far has succsseded!
So as someone on the spectrum, I was intrigued and finally got the game. Within seconds I was filled with disappointment. The puzzle piece logo - why on earth is that in there when it's so heavily associated with negativity and the notion of erasing autism? Beyond me. Second disappointment came at the intro to the story when the parents were reacting to the diagnosis like it was cancer 'what are we going to do?' how about support your child like you would anyway there's nothing wrong with being autistic. Thirdly the clash of noises in a game devoted to autism is a weak choice. I have severe sensory issues and this really threw me off. Lastly, and probably the only thing I can forgive, the game dynamics need altered slightly as the action button fails to respond multiple times and leads to heavy frustration - also not great when you're autistic. Little to no instructions on how to complet
A very typical rpg maker game but A story of an autistic child named max Written by Max and his father this game gives a unique insight into the workings of an autistic child's mind in a normal day https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLQ43zSlAyA&list=PLGpRtX5ted383m6rNmZaOHM09kZaRYKoJ
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