Madness/Endless

While the setting is very intriguing, the controls are imprecise and floaty. The imprecision of controls bring lots of frustration, only recommended for very patient players.

To not miss any future mobile reviews subscribe to my YouTube Channel Playtime ~8hrs Madness/Endless provides one of the smoothest combat experiences on mobile. Taking inspiration from games like Hotline Miami, the focus on perfection within a run is clearly felt. Given the more dark nature of the game I would have loved to see the story come together a lot better than it did. There were a few touchscreen controller issues particularly in ways of navigation but that did not distract from the experience too much. By the end of the game, the player felt a level of control that they likely did not expect going in. While there were some parts that could have been refined, Madness/Endless is an experience that should not be missed. At $3.99 this should be one to add to your collection.

Madness / Endless is a great game with unexpected mechanics and it fells good, but the flaws are there and you need to know about them. In this article we will talk about both good and bad sides of Madness / Endless so you can decide if this is the right game for you. PROS 1. Great setting. I love how hopeless, gory and stylish this post-apocalyptic world looks like. It feels a little bit like Darkest Dungeon, maybe Sanity meter adds to that. This world just have to be explored.

I just love dark games. And I like hardcore games, so I couldnt pass on Madness/Endless. Its gameplay feels unique, since dashing and slashing isnt the normal way I fight enemies. But the pace and style makes it almost perfect. Gameplay Madness/Endless is a top-down fast paced action dash & slash mobile game. You move on the edges of the room and dash between them, slicing enemies in the process. And you will lose sanity over time, which is basically your timer/hp. Enemies oneshot you though, so be careful not to get in their sight.

Come on, I'm glad this game was cheap but the game itself does not show its value. I grasped the controls at first, but then there was a time I didn't follow the instructions and it sent me again to the same round. Lol. Right after that, I did my best to follow because it was a little frustrating to go along that far only to be sent back on the same round. 😵💫

Madness/Endless may damn well be the best horror/stealth game I've played this year. The world it introduces you to is utterly grotesque, and I love it! The creepy sound design, the pixel art, and the slingshot control scheme that's perfectly designed for mobile all blend to make this a must-play. Starting off in a filthy rat-filled prison cell, it didn't take long for me to get into the world of Madness/Endless. Creepy prisoners gave me weird cryptic messages on how I was to proceed, and the game's mechanics were soon made clear.

Hmm, it took me a lot of retries because I couldn't do what the narrator told me about the controllers to easily kill the monsters. I'm slowly losing my patience here. I need a little help. Lol

This was another unique game that I got to purchase. I'm glad that my money did not go to waste! You'll need time to get into the game's controls, but the good thing is that there are a lot of instructions provided for each round.