From the makers of Doom and Quake, RAGE is a groundbreaking first-person shooter set in the not-too-distant future after an asteroid impacts Earth, leaving a ravaged world behind. You emerge into this vast wasteland to discover humanity working to rebuild itself against such forces as bandit gangs, mutants, and the Authority – an oppressive government regime that has a special interest in you in particular. Featuring intense first-person shooter action, breakneck vehicle combat, an expansive world to explore and jaw-dropping graphics powered by id’s revolutionary id Tech® 5 technology, RAGE promises an experience like no other.
RAGE: Campaign Edition will feature the full, unaltered RAGE single-player campaign; bonus equipment formerly exclusive to the Anarchy Edition, including double barrel shotgun, rat rod buggy, fists of rage, and crimson elite armor; and the bonus Wasteland Sewers Missions.
Visceral 1st-person gunplay and exploration: Take on bandit gangs and hordes of mutants using an arsenal of exotic weapons and special items, such as Wingsticks, personal turrets, sentry bots, and remote-controlled bomb cars.
Frenetic 3rd-person vehicular mayhem: Burn rubber across the wasteland in your very own super buggy! Upgrade and customize your car with special parts, paint jobs and weapons, then test your skills as you battle four-wheeling bandit clans and participate in deadly races.
An expansive experience: Beyond the first-person action and vehicle combat, RAGE offers a world open to explore, with unique characters, side quests, and a compelling storyline.
Graphics that have to be seen to be believed: Powered by id’s cutting-edge new id Tech 5 engine, new Megatexture technology brings the vast wasteland to life in never-before-possible detail.
Bonus Content: The Wasteland Sewer Missions and Anarchy additional content are included in the Mac release!
A whole lot of the same missions, same problems, same tactics, just a whole lot whole lot whole lot of the same.
The worst part is you start to really get into parts of it, start to figure out what to do and how to win and then BOOM, you have finished the game. Seriously, less than 15 hours to play it and that includes screwing around some with the side plots and games. They build this whole world and did all this work yet you beat it in 15 hours or less… not worth more than 15.00 dollars in my opinion.
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Not Worth the Money
by Tyler Logue, Canada - Jan 27th 2013
Among my most noteable concerns were the sloppy optimization with hardware useage, muddy textures, and I did not find the plot line engaging. Overall I didn't enjoy my experience with it, but it certainly has potential with some performance polish. Although I wouldn't reccommend putting $30 into this, I would consider it were it on sale for $10-15.
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Not worth it.
by G. D. Hodge, USA - Jan 26th 2013
Lots of minor issues, all of which add up to real frustration. Not good on Macintosh. No narrative cohesion. Random, aburpt, non-linear. A disappointment.
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