Max Mustard is a made-for-VR platformer with 40 unique levels, 4 ridiculous bosses and 8 powerful upgrades. No boring bits! It’s the perfect combination of first-person power-ups and classic third-person platforming. This is a VR platformer you’ll find impossible to put down.
Platforms
Meta Quest 2 Meta Quest 3 PSVR2 Steam VRGenres
Adventure Indie PlatformThemes
Action Kids
Languages: English and 5 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
TheSixthAxis
By Gareth ChadwickMax Mustard is easy to recommend for a 5-7 hours of cutesy VR platforming fun. It's lacking a little originality though, wearing its many platforming influences proudly, so whilst it's fun and has some great moments, they fail to elevate it to the status of the games that have inspired it.
Explosion Network
By Jacob HegartyI would recommend Max Mustard to anyone looking for a good excuse to pick up their VR headset again.
COGconnected
By Jaz SagooMax Mustard is the PSVR 2 game I’ve been waiting for. Its clever use of perspective makes navigating Max through the rich, diverse world a delight. Each of the 40 levels introduces fresh ideas, keeping the experience surprising all the way to the end. With numerous nods to classic titles, this ode to the genre is a joy and an essential title for any PSVR 2 owner.
Console-Tribe
By Simone CantiniAre you fans of Astro Bot and disappointed by the absence of a dedicated PSVR2 game? Well, don’t worry, as Mac Mustard has done an excellent job of filling the void left by Asobi’s beloved robot. Through a carefully crafted platforming experience, both visually stunning and surprisingly fun to play, Toast Interactive’s production exudes charm and includes some truly clever gameplay ideas. The only drawback is its mild difficulty, which doesn’t detract from the quality of a VR game every headset owner shouldn’t miss.
Video Chums
By A.J. MaciejewskiIf Max Mustard was a non-VR platformer, it would be excellent but add in virtual reality and you're left with an unforgettable experience.
