i played this game as a kid, and i bought it to play it again for nostalgic reasons - and i was not disapointed :)

it is an old game, but i'd say i "was" ahead of its time.

This game so awesome! If don't care the good graphic, if you want a playable game with awesome music with game rhythm, so that is what you need!

Good things:
-Awesome goes the music with game rhythm.
-The story is simple but the character is likeable.
-No need the strong hardware this game.

Bad Thing:
-The game is too short. :( I want play more with this.

This is all bad thing what I can say.
I recommend this game those who like the rhythmic game music which is goes to the game-play.

This is a great game if you love a blast from the past. Sure it may be dated and have some finicky controls, but if you can get over that than this game is for you.

great game and very nostalgic,but dude help me please,i played as Max at the 2nd level,after the crash using the rocket,its suddenly have mouse acceleration issue,please fix it really uncomfortable at that level

Played this wayyy back when i was like 8, now im 20 and i still enjoy the crap out of it. Good one to get blazed and smash through. For those complaining about the controls, do what I did and just remap them or use a different default, its not that hard..

MDK 2, a third person shooter, action-adventure, developed by Bioware, and the sequel to MDK developed by Shiny entertainment. The game follows the adventures of Kurt Hectic, a janitor who uses a chaingun with limitless bullets and a sniper rifle, Max, a six legged dog who smokes cigars and wields four guns, and Dr. Fluke Hawkins who utilises his intelligence to make materials to fix his problems. The game makes you go through 10 levels of killing aliens, giants aliens, and puzzle solving.
Positive/s: The combat system is excellent
Each of the three characters play differently, requiring different strategies to get through each level.
Kickass music.
Entertaining aliens and bosses
A silly but entertaining story.

So yeah, MDK2.
This game is not that famous, but the gameplay is DAMN AWESOME.
You need to buy it.

This is not a bad game, and i suggest you to buy it if you like third person shooters,
Come on now.
What a hell are you waitin?

Awesome game, that brings good memories.
3 colorful main characters, mad story and explosive gameplay without explosive barrels.
God bless Bioware and Interplay.

5/5 most underrated Game with Best Soundtrack and Gameplay Ever. Improve your Reflexes and Accuracy in this very Fast Third Person Shooter or just laugh sometimes about the cutsences. Also i like this litte scatchy and oldschool Minigames between the Action. The Screenshoots ... The game looks 100x better.

This game was a ChildHood memory to me! loved it so much because of it's goofy humor and wacky puns.

But it's an over all fun game...

yes i recommend this game to anyone who enjoys comic book themed stories and 1960's style of influence in the game. this game is great and i highly recommend it to anyone who loves third person shooters and mcgaiver style quests where you must be creative when making tools and weapons

Midkine (MDK) also known as neurite growth-promoting factor 2 (NEGF2) is a protein that in humans is encoded by the MDK gene.

Midkine is a basic heparin-binding growth factor of low molecular weight, and forms a family with pleiotrophin (NEGF1, 46% homologous with MDK). It is a nonglycosylated protein, composed of two domains held by disulfide bridges. It is a developmentally important retinoic acid-responsive gene product strongly induced during mid-gestation, hence the name midkine . Restricted mainly to certain tissues in the normal adult, it is strongly induced during oncogenesis, inflammation and tissue repair.

MDK is pleiotropic, capable of exerting activities such as cell proliferation, cell migration, angiogenesis and fibrinolysis. A molecular complex containing receptor-type tyrosine phosphatase zeta (PTPζ), low density lipoprotein receptor-related protein (LRP1), anaplastic leukemia kinase (ALK) and syndecans is considered to be its receptor.

This is the sequel to that.

Definitely a yes to recommend,
I think I got the full version of this like right before they completely stopped vendoring Dreamcast games like in 2003 or 2004. (was gonna get Fur Fighters but that didn't happen) I actually beat this game growing up, maybe spending more than 20 hours playing it.
Looking back now, and currently STRUGGLING to beat Kurts second level I don't see how I did it as a kid. The game does have it's difficult moments but nothing too hard. Literally probably only Kurt's second level (you'll see what part when you get to it)
Because of crap like that I do miss the checkpoints instead of having to save my own my own when I find a safe area.

Haven't played with keyboard yet but the Xbox controller having like an EXTREMELY similar mapping/design to the DC controller made it SUPER easy to adjust... just didn't like having to map things myself (but I'm just lazy)
Sadly partial controller support I believe is a thing so (RB and LB) v (LT and RT) you'd have to go with buttons because If youre jumping and shooting with the triggers cancelling an action is going to happen... so its choosing one or the other. That seeming to be my only controller issue... sensitivity varies from player to player on analog.

The game's story is wacky and comical, something I find enjoyable but probably a bit too wacky and corny even as I was growing up.
A great ending to a great story with none of that twist crap but let me shut my mouth before i start spoiling
4/5

Played this as a kid all of some years ago So glad to have it back!

Why are all the screenshots for this like, pre-release alpha screenshots.
Well, whatever. Amazing sequel to an amazing game. Snipe things! Quad-Weild! Combine things with a toaster! It's got everything.

Holy ♥♥♥♥ if you don't have this game I will literally buy it for you, it is the best game in the universe and nothing shall ever surpase this game's incredible brilliance.

MDK2, a far better take on the original game that everyone considers a classic. 2 is far better, far more interesting and makes quite a fun playthrough. The game is spiffy in graphics for its time, and has a decent gameplay style. Has some neat puzzles and varied things you need to do between different characters with different ways of being played. 3 diff characters capable of different things. They all make a whacky trio that you all play through. Its one of those odd PC 3rd person action / adventure / platformers / shooters that has to be looked into one way or another. Its entertaining and silliness is abundent everywhere.

The unlikely hero janitor Kurt Hectic makes a return in this action-packed sequel to the 1997 classic MDK. Available for play are also Kurt's employer, Dr. Fluke Hawkins, and his dog Max. Max is a six-legged robotic dog that can quad-wield 4 guns at once. That alone should be enough to persuade you to buy this awesome game. The game has some great humorous moments as well, and did you know Jesper Kyd composed music for this game? Yes - that Jesper Kyd. So needless to say, the music is ♥♥♥♥ing great as well. Get the combo pack of MDK and MDK2 for $14.99 right now, here on Steam.

I wish to prefece this by saying this is a GREAT game, the controls are a tad difficult to map and figure out but once you do this game is very well made. However this is not what i expected from a sequal to MDK the focus on the two other characters is strange, and Dr. Hawkins has stupid platforming bits. The platforming in MDK2 is not NEARLY as tight as MDK's but it is serviceable. on the whole GREAT PHENOMINAL game but not as polished and focused as it's predecessor. almost forgot to mention the spot on writing, and all that needs to be said about that is BIOWARE.

With self-referential wit and varied gameplay between each character, this little gem I first experienced on the Dreamcast should not be dismissed. Think about it this way: it's either this or getting snuffed with a bread warmer by a relatively unknown assailant.