Major Mayhem 2

Major Mayhem 2 is a Shooter game with an intriguing story, delightful visuals, and a fantastic soundtrack. It features simple yet challenging gameplay with over 50 unique levels and 20 upgradeable weapons. However, it has issues with grinding, excessive advertisements, and bugs. Despite these flaws, the game offers a humorous and engaging experience that can be enjoyed for free.

Genres & Tags

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

Reviews

89%

Audience ScoreBased on 9,982 reviews

graphics604 positive mentions

monetization179 negative mentions

graphics
728 mentions
83 % positive mentions
15 % neutral mentions
2 % negative mentions
The graphics of the game have received overwhelmingly positive feedback, with many users praising their high quality, smoothness, and unique style. Players appreciate the vibrant colors and detailed animations, noting that the visuals enhance the overall gameplay experience. However, some users have mentioned issues with fast-paced action causing dizziness and occasional glitches, suggesting that while the graphics are impressive, there is still room for improvement in performance.
- “The graphics are excellent and gameplay is very smooth & easy to learn.”
- “The graphics are awesome and it's really simple to play.”
- “The graphics are phenomenal but I just don't like the whole 'earn blueprints for different weapons to unlock them' idea.”
- “This is the worst game I have ever seen; the graphics are poor and gameplay is also poor. Please don't install this game.”
- “You guys are mad for making this game; it has horrible graphics and bad things. It is very dry and the hack doesn't work.”
- “Apart from the graphics, everything else in the first game was better.”
story
240 mentions
43 % positive mentions
54 % neutral mentions
3 % negative mentions
The game's story is generally well-received, with many players appreciating its entertaining and action-packed narrative, though some find it a bit silly. However, there are frequent calls for more missions and an expansion of the storyline, as many players feel the current content is too short and repetitive. Overall, while the graphics and gameplay mechanics have improved, the desire for a deeper and longer story experience remains a common theme among reviews.
- “Fantastic game, great graphics, superbly entertaining storyline.”
- “The story is a little silly, but that's part of what makes it so fun (remember some of the best games were silly i.e. Super Mario Bros & Legend of Zelda)!”
- “Great game, nice graphics but much better if you remove the energy system of the game because it will consume some time to fill it up at play the story again.”
- “The story is far too short though.”
- “I would have given 5 stars, but since there's no more levels after the 50th, it becomes a boring game.”
- “The game is ok, but the original Major Mayhem is better in almost every way; the story is better and there aren't ads every minute.”
monetization
218 mentions
10 % positive mentions
8 % neutral mentions
82 % negative mentions
The monetization strategy of the game has received mixed reviews, with many players appreciating the lack of intrusive ads and the option to watch ads for rewards, while others criticize the heavy reliance on ads for progression and the presence of microtransactions. Some users report technical issues with ads causing crashes, while others feel that the game is overly dependent on watching ads to unlock content, leading to a frustrating experience. Overall, while the game is generally seen as fun and engaging, the monetization approach has sparked significant debate among players.
- “Great games and the in-app purchase is really fair and reasonable.”
- “Tbh this game is fun...yes there are monetization but I don't think it is required at all...the only thing sad about this is that there aren't enough levels...other than that everything is good.”
- “Don't believe the haters this game just like the 1st is awesome in-app purchases yes... but you don't need to pay to win, just 'play' to win.”
- “Total cash grab.”
- “The monetization and advertising really diminish the play experience.”
- “This takes the original, improves the graphics, makes the controls glitchy, and removes a bunch of the fun elements, then stuffs it full of ads, timers, grinds that you need to pay to overcome etc. the grabbiest game I've ever had and not all that much fun...”
gameplay
188 mentions
69 % positive mentions
27 % neutral mentions
4 % negative mentions
The gameplay is generally praised for its smooth controls, engaging mechanics, and impressive graphics, making it fun and addictive for players. However, some users express concerns about the game's length, balance, and monetization strategies, which can detract from the overall experience. While many appreciate the variety of enemies and levels, there are calls for more weapons and modes to enhance replayability.
- “The animations are fluid and satisfying, the enemies vary so each stage has a unique blend of at least 3 different types of enemies with their own mechanics, and lastly the controls are crisp and unique, yet still very comfortable.”
- “Great gameplay and fun levels while introducing new enemies gradually to make gameplay not repetitive and exciting.”
- “Amazing gameplay, love the animation.”
- “Gameplay-wise, not much has changed aside from a few control tweaks.”
- “It's disappointing when an update takes your existing data and forces you back, after having to deal with all the in-game ads and mechanics that try to get you to spend money.”
- “The combination of diamonds, coins, and boxes has made the gameplay and overall game discouraging to play.”
humor
39 mentions
100 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
0 % negative mentions
The humor in the game is widely praised, with many players finding it hilarious and entertaining, often highlighting the funny animations and characters. However, some users express disappointment that the sequel lacks the quirky humor and creative elements of its predecessor, feeling it has become less engaging. Overall, while the game offers a fun and comedic experience, opinions vary on whether it captures the same charm as the original.
- “A completely hilarious and enjoyable time killer.”
- “Plus hilarious gameplay with a great storyline!!”
- “Very funny and cool game, I like it! 👍”
stability
18 mentions
17 % positive mentions
11 % neutral mentions
72 % negative mentions
The stability of the game has received mixed reviews, with many users reporting frequent bugs and glitches that disrupt gameplay, including freezing and crashing issues. While some players have experienced smooth performance with no glitches, the overall consensus indicates that stability needs significant improvement to enhance the gaming experience.
- “No glitches so far.”
- “No glitches.”
- “Exceptional graphics, no glitches, no ads, wonderful.”
- “I was in a survival and it glitched me under a train and I couldn't move, so I had to restart back at level 1... fix this now.”
- “This game freezes on the classic tropic round on mission 7 every time, and I've spent money on this damn game.”
- “Fun, but either constantly crashes or glitches throughout gameplay.”
music
16 mentions
81 % positive mentions
6 % neutral mentions
13 % negative mentions
The music in the game has received widespread acclaim, with players praising its enjoyable soundtracks that enhance the gameplay experience and evoke nostalgia. Many highlight the excellent integration of diverse musical styles, including Indian music, which adds depth to the game's atmosphere. Overall, the combination of captivating music and impressive graphics contributes significantly to the game's appeal.
- “The soundtrack, gameplay, and major's new look are amazing.”
- “Great graphics, and what a difference the music makes.”
- “The theme song is so good and the gameplay concept is also enjoyable.”
- “Great graphics, but the music is a letdown.”
- “The original soundtrack is nostalgic, but it doesn't fit the game well.”
grinding
10 mentions
0 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
100 % negative mentions
Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be tedious and excessive, particularly when trying to unlock all weapons and achieve three-star ratings on missions. The requirement to repeatedly acquire blueprints and the reliance on watching ads for rewards contribute to a frustrating experience, although some players enjoy the game if they have ample time or are willing to spend money. Overall, while the game is fun, many reviewers feel that the grinding and ad frequency detract from its potential enjoyment.
- “However, it gets grindy if you want to get three stars for all missions.”
- “The grinding increased; on top of the money to buy a weapon, now they have a blueprint system that forces you to buy more weapons of the same kind more than 10 times.”
- “Very grindy and a lot of ads, which is a shame; the game is decent.”
optimization
7 mentions
71 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
29 % negative mentions
Overall, the game's optimization is generally praised for its smooth performance and high-quality graphics, contributing to an enjoyable experience. However, some users report occasional slowdowns and hanging issues, indicating that while the performance is mostly good, there are areas that could be improved.
- “It's fun, great graphics, and runs smoothly.”
- “Superb performance of graphics and gameplay.”
- “Excellent gaming performance.”
- “That's one of the downsides of this game; its performance can get a little slow.”
- “Excellent gaming performance”
emotional
7 mentions
100 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
0 % negative mentions
Players express a strong emotional connection to the game, with some feeling heartbreak over character deaths and the game's conclusion, leading to tears and a desire for a sequel. While the graphics are deemed acceptable, the emotional impact of the gameplay, particularly in comparison to the original, resonates deeply with fans, highlighting the game's ability to evoke genuine feelings.
- “So much worse than the original; it makes me want to cry.”
- “The graphics are okay... it's just heartbreaking that it's not endless.”
- “Hi, this is the best game of all time! Please, Rocket Jump Company, make Major Mayhem Part 3 because I finally beat the game and I really cried when it finished. I am very emotional now. 😢😢😢😭”
replayability
5 mentions
60 % positive mentions
-20 % neutral mentions
60 % negative mentions
Overall, the game's replayability is hindered by limitations such as restricted weapon goals, random loot box mechanics, and energy costs that cap playtime. While some players find the sequel more enjoyable than its predecessor, many express disappointment over the short gameplay experience and lack of depth, leading to a sense of boredom after completing the game quickly. The potential for replayability exists, but it is undermined by design choices that limit player progression and engagement.
- “Compare to MM1, MM2 is now more playable and I highly recommend it. Watching ads to open extra crates and speed up time is a fair concept, as sometimes you get a short in-app purchase offer that makes a 1-day crate take only 3 hours, and high-rank ones appear frequently.”
- “Replayable! I finished it only with the rifle, zero upgrades, and that is all...”
- “Great game, but way too short. If they didn't cheapen it by not allowing full 10 levels for each gun and by making it have some replay value, it would be way better.”
- “Doesn't have the weapon goals; loot boxes provide random blueprints instead of allowing you to unlock what you want. You only have 3 slots for boxes, and the energy cost limits replayability.”
- “Great game, but way too short. If they didn't cheapen it by not allowing full 10 levels for each gun and by making it have some replay value, it would be way better. Maxing player level to 46 is not cool either; I beat the game in 3 days, and it became boring after that.”
- “Replayable :D I finished it only with the rifle, zero upgrades, and that is all...”