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Max Payne (2001)

★ 4.4 from 2,082 players Metacritic 89 About 2h to play 87% finish it

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Overview

Max Payne (2001) sits under , playable on Classic Macintosh, PC, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox and Xbox 360. Across 2,082 player ratings it holds a 4.4/5 average. Average playtime is 2 hours — a typical playthrough. Critics gave it a Metacritic score of 89.

What players actually do with it

87%finish it
92%positive ratings2,082 votes
33playing now
218on wishlists
313gave upvs 2,181 beat it

Finish rate = players who marked it beaten ÷ (beaten + dropped) on RAWG. Wishlist and playing-now counts refresh with every sync.

Platforms & availability

PlatformFamilyRelease
Classic MacintoshOtherJul 2001
PCPCJul 2001
PlayStation 2PlayStationJul 2001
PlayStation 3PlayStationJul 2001
PlayStation 4PlayStationJul 2001
XboxXboxJul 2001
Xbox 360XboxJul 2001

Can my PC run Max Payne?

Minimum

OS: Microsoft® Windows® 2000/XP (only)
Processor: 450MHz AMD / Intel Processor
Memory: 96 MB RAM (128 MB RAM or greater recommended)
Graphics: 16MB Direct3D Compatible Graphics Card
DirectX Version: DirectX 8.0
Hard Drive: 830 MB Hard Drive Space for full install, 530 MB for minimum install
Sound Card: DirectSound compatible sound card

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Questions

When was Max Payne released?

Max Payne was released on July 25, 2001.

What platforms is Max Payne on?

Max Payne is available on Classic Macintosh, PC, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox and Xbox 360.

How long is Max Payne?

Average playtime for Max Payne is about 2 hours.

Is Max Payne worth finishing?

87% of players who started Max Payne finished it. 92% of ratings are positive.

How many people play Max Payne?

2,938 players on RAWG own Max Payne, 33 are playing it right now and 218 have it on their wishlist.

What games are similar to Max Payne?

Closest matches in our catalog: Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne, Grand Theft Auto III, Just Cause and Star Wars: Battlefront II (2005).

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