Jason Maxx: Metro City's Goofy Detective Noir Adventure

8/27/2026, 3:04:10 PM

Release date: 7/9/2025

Tags: #comedy #story-rich #detective #point-&-click #dark-comedy #atmospheric #investigation #third-person

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Score: 93%Positive
Review Count: 29 reviews
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Reference prices

Japan

¥ 1,200 (JPY)

Steam JP

$9.99 (USD)

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Japan Price: ¥ 1,200
Global Price: $9.99
Price in Your Region: ¥ 1,200Prices as Steam lists them per country. What you are actually charged depends on your Steam account settings.Regional prices checked: 31 Aug 2026
Sale Status: Regular pricing
Price Checked At: 8/27/2026, 3:00:25 PM

Key highlight

Step into a darkly comedic detective noir adventure in Metro City, 1999. Jason Maxx blends point-and-click investigation with retro 3D graphics and absurd humor.

Who this is for

If you're looking for a unique blend of humor and investigation, Jason Maxx is sure to deliver. Its retro aesthetic and quirky narrative make for a memorable adventure.

Details

Overview

Step into the rain-slicked streets of Metro City in 1999 with Jason Maxx, a chain-smoking, leather-jacket-clad detective who's seen it all. Developed by Nabos Studios and published by Let's Talk Media, this title blends classic point-and-click investigation with a healthy dose of dark comedy and absurdity. Players will navigate a world filled with peculiar characters, bizarre situations, and plenty of visual gags, all rendered in a charming low-poly, retro 3D aesthetic. It's a detective story where danger lurks, but laughter is never far behind.

Highlights

Genre Blend: Combines Story Rich, Detective, and Point & Click gameplay with a strong emphasis on Dark Comedy and an Atmospheric setting.
Retro Visuals: Features distinctive low-poly, retro 3D graphics that enhance the game's unique, quirky charm.
Engaging Narrative: Players will uncover clues and interact with a cast of 'goofballs, miscreants, and dirtbags' in a city that's anything but ordinary.

Who It's For

Fans of narrative-driven adventures, classic detective stories with a twist, and players who appreciate humor that leans into the absurd and dark. If you enjoy point-and-click mechanics and a unique visual style, Jason Maxx offers a memorable experience.