From the moment you step out under the brilliant, cloud-studded sky of a ruined world, Rage proclaims its artistic prowess. As you drive along dirt roads through narrow canyons among the hardscrabble outposts of civilization, every environmental element pops with thoughtful details. As you converse with the people you meet, their expressive faces and believable dialogue make you eager to hear what they say next.
This is an attractive world that makes you excited to go exploring, but there is disappointingly little to find off the beaten path. The richness of Rage makes you wish it were even richer, and you may also find yourself wishing for a better story, more robust ways to enjoy this world with friends, and, above all, better technical execution. There are numerous visual problems that crop up with various video cards, and the texture detail is disappointingly inconsistent.
Though Rage still offers an exciting and rewarding adventure, the PC is not the best platform on which to enjoy it. The early hours of Rage's PC launch were plagued with problems, and many still linger as of this writing. Nvidia cards are still prone to screen tearing, while AMD cards see issues with freezing and wonky character animations. You need to do some research to determine the best drivers for your system, and even then, you may be stuck suffering through some glitches.
There aren't a lot of graphics settings to tweak here, and even on high settings, Rage is inconsistent. Some textures look stunning, while others are blurry and mundane upon closer inspection. These technical shortcomings make the PC version inferior to its console counterparts, but the excellent artistic design still shines through, making Rage an attractive and enticing game. Having slept snugly through an extinction-level event in a sealed government refuge, you awaken to find that your fellow sleepers were not so lucky.
Alone and unsure, you step out into the world, encounter some savage locals, and end up indebted to a local sharpshooter. He explains that survivors like you haven't been seen in a long time, and proceeds to ask you for a favor. Thus begins your journey of helping out the friendly folks of the Wasteland with your natural affinity for driving, collecting, and killing.
Each new person you meet is a delight, thanks to stylish character design, expressive animation, and great voice acting. It's a pleasure to visit the local bar where the freckled proprietor pays you a regular bounty and the garish dealer entices you to play another round of a collectible card game.
This is a world where a sweet young lady teaches you about a flying implement of decapitation, and the puffed-up mayor sends you on a delivery run to a hand-wringing doctor and his possibly sentient mechanical familiar. Rage's characters are so charismatic that you'll likely be disappointed when your conversations end and will be eagerly anticipating the next interaction.
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This is game is br The game puts you in the shoes of an Ark survivour and you must find out what is going on on the planet. From here on, you will deal with lots of bandits and mutants along your journey.
You'll meet different characters A first-person shooter from id and Bethesda where you control a sole survivor of an Ark, one of the many capsules buried underground to preserve the human race from an asteroid armageddon, from which you Took me awhile to get around to playing this Game is actually pretty good, despite what some other reviews I recall reading had said. Got t I finished playing this game today, 5 years after its release, and had never heard of it before. I didn't like the outlying plot, it didn't sound engaging enough, but this is not a such important part of the game anyway I replayed it now and I must say I found it enjoyable.
The story might be predictable, but the setting is great. Rage is a beautiful game that looks equally stunning with or without the hefty installation which reduces the load times and is optional on the but required on the PS3 , so regardless of which platform you play on, you'll find a rich and rewarding adventure that sets a new visual standard for the postapocalyptic wasteland.
Rage is a first-person shooter from Bethesda set in the not-too-distant future where an asteroid impacts Earth, leaving a ravaged world behind. You need a javascript enabled browser to watch videos. Click To Unmute. Start at: End at: Autoplay Loop. Want us to remember this setting for all your devices? Sign up or Sign in now! Please use a html5 video capable browser to watch videos. This video has an invalid file format. Auto HD High Low. Report a problem. Sorry, but you can't access this content!
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The Good Remarkable visual design A host of charismatic characters Enjoyable array of weapons and items Speedy and gratifying vehicular action The Bad Story isn't strong enough to make you care about the primary conflict You must remember to save manually or risk losing significant progress. About the Author. Chris Watters Chris enjoys aiming down virtual sights, traipsing through fantastical lands, and striving to be grossly incandescent. More GameSpot Reviews. Load Comments Average Rating Rating s 7.
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