RAGE 2

Feels like this game was made by 10 year-olds who watched Rage 1 and tried to recreate it. Gameplay is fun but repetitive because all dungeons and bosses are copy-paste of the same 3. Whoever wrote the dialogue needs to be punished physically.

Ein richtig guter Gute-Laune-Shooter! Zwar ist er am Anfang noch etwas schwach, aber mit der Zeit wird man zu einer wahren Legende der Gewalt. Es ist explosiv, schnell und wenn „OVERDRIVE” steht, wird es geil.

honastly it was a decent game. i did enjoy it alot but once you do the main questline it gets kind of stalle and there is alot of dlc packs. see this NORMALY would be fine BUT this damn games makes you buy SEPREATE CURRANCY for dlcs but base game is decent.

this game should have been WAY more popular. its fun, million things to do, tons of updates, firefights are great. i dont get it. i liked this a lot.

[h2]They saw the first game...[/h2] ... and then took everything the original had, pumped it up by a factor of 2 with the aspiration to make twice as good of a game. Larger map, more upgrades, more vehicles, more enemies, more ways to express yourself, more of EVERYTHING that was in the first game. This isn't RAGE 2 as much as it is Twice the RAGE. [h2]They never realized the first game was HEAVILY flawed[/h2] By following that formula the developers have also only exacerbated all of the things that didn't actually work in the first game. RAGE 2 doesn't do anything outright badly, at worst some of its systems are middling. However the total sum of good or even great elements a great game does not make. This is a game that feels more like a skinnerbox in a shooter disguise than a fully fledged experience worth spending your time on. Just like the first game, the whole overworld is entirely superfluous and is just a means to get from shooty bits to shooty bits. The start of the game is incredibly dull as you have to unlock your weaponry and the inevitable upgrade trees which this time around have been clocked up to like 7 different currencies, numerous upgrade paths and trees for your character, weapons, vehicles, special abilities, crafting and god knows what else. All of it is so overwhelming and just overall... not fun... Staring at menus is not fun. Majority of the game is spent not doing anything fun, which is completely counter-intuitive to how the game seems to try to pitch its entire identity as - a completely over the top open world high-action shooter with vehicular combat. Over the top it is, but for every high-action fight you get about 10 minutes of staring at the map screen and driving around in a vehicle that doesn't even control all that well. The vehicles are servicable, but they simultaneously have too many mechanics and are also just too simplistic to properly enjoy on their own. Speaking of not controlling well, I am really not sure if this is an issue on my end, but the basic grounded movement just feels off - you accelerate just a bit too slow, but come to a halt instantly, the crouch slide feels "sticky". The mouse sensitivity while driving a vehicle is halved for no reason, so I guess screw you if you play on low sensitivity and want to look behind you. Mouse movement and key input feels just ever so slightly delayed, not enough to make the game unplayable or frustrating on its own, but just barely over the threshold to where it's noticeable and makes everything feel just ever so slightly off. I have not played enough to say much about the story, but the opening of the game is just all kinds of weird. It starts off where the first game left off (or if you have played the first game, it just like... just stopped existing), immediately introduces our big bad, then proceeds with dialog that is neither serious nor wacky enough for me to care in the slightest, it's stuck somewhere right in the middle of being tonedeaf, and frankly at times, just cringe. A "highly important character" gets introduced with all the colours of the rainbow flying across your screen and then not even 2 minutes later this character is killed off in a cut-scene. None of it feels right, none of it has any emotional weight behind it, it's just an overly dramatic moment because that's what the game decided it needs now. With an opening like that, especially for a sequel to a game that clearly didn't have its story finished, I find it very hard to press myself into even giving any attention as to why or even what is happening,

[h1]💥 [i]RAGE 2[/i] - 184 Hours of Blowing Stuff Up and Zero Regrets[/h1] [b]What I Played:[/b] I went in expecting a decent shooter to kill a weekend. Nearly 185 hours later I've cleared every Ark, maxed out every Nanotrite ability, hunted down every Crusher nest, and I'm still loading it up to just drive around the wasteland looking for trouble. This game grabbed me by the throat and never let go. [b]The Good:[/b] [list] [*]The gunplay is genuinely some of the best I've ever felt in an open world game. id Software's DNA is all over this — the shotgun alone is worth the price of admission. Slam into a group of Goon Squad, pop Shatter, shotgun the survivors, chef's kiss. The combat loop never got old even after triple-digit hours. [*]Nanotrite abilities turn you into an absolute wrecking ball. Stacking Slam with Overdrive while everything around you explodes in pink mist is the kind of power fantasy most games promise but never deliver. I spent hours just experimenting with ability combos. [*]The open world is way more fun to just exist in than people give it credit for. Mutant bash TV, convoy chasing, random bandit camps — there's always something to shoot within 30 seconds of driving in any direction. [*]The vehicle combat clicks once you get the Phoenix upgraded. Plowing through roadblocks at full speed with rockets firing never stopped being satisfying. [/list] [b]The Bad:[/b] [list] [*]The main story is paper thin. The three quest givers are fine but the actual plot connecting everything is basically "go do stuff because wasteland." After a while I just stopped caring about why and focused on the how. [*]The open world can feel samey in spots. Some of the locations blur together, and you'll clear your 40th bandit den wondering if you've been here before. The combat carries it, but more environmental variety would've helped. [*]The inventory and upgrade menus are clunky. Too many currencies, too many nested screens. I shouldn't need a spreadsheet to figure out what upgrades what. [/list] [b]Verdict:[/b] [b]Recommended[/b] - Look, if you want a deep narrative RPG, this ain't it. But if you want to feel like an unstoppable force of destruction with some of the tightest FPS combat on the market, RAGE 2 delivers in spades. 184 hours don't lie — I came for the carnage and I stayed for the carnage. Just turn your brain off, crank the volume up, and enjoy the chaos.

It's no wonder every game comes out ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ broken - games this size need 10 years of patches and love before they are good to release. This got it's 10 years of patches and now has become a great game!

Awesome game: gameplay, shooting mechanics, graphics - everything's great. And all missions are constant action with no fluff.

RAGE 1+MAD MAX+DOOM+CYBERPUNK=RAGE 2 Rage 1 den sonra haritayı çok fazla genişletmişler dört beş farklı bölge var ve hepsi çok farklı ve bu bölgelerin mutantlar hariç kendi farklı grupları var.Dünyası çok canlı yapılacak çok fazla yan görev var.Araç ve silah çeşitliliğide bu oyunda arttırılmış.Oynanış doom 2016 ve mad max e çok benzer.Beğenmediğim yanları hikaye kötü ve çok çok kısa rage 1 den sonra hikayenin devamı daha iyi yapılabilirdi ve oyunun başında random bir kadın yada erkek karakter seçimi var ve bunlar herhangi bir npc den daha kötü.İd software şu oyunun dinamiklerini bozmadan kesinlikle daha hikayeye odaklı düzgün bir rage 3 yapmalı.