100 Most Challenging Levels – Stages in Video Games

The 100 worst levels/stage in gaming of all time.

Posted By | On 10th, Jul. 2013

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95.Max Payne Hell Level


95.Max Payne Hell Level

You come across guys with shotguns, Uzis, and they are all out to kill you. The level is frustrating as the painkillers just don’t quite cut it. Max can die in just a few shots.


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