RAGE

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Not recommended. even for 90% discount.

Pesante. Un'idea carina, ma un gioco che risulta al fine di tutto pesante. Un gioco che recupera solo con l'ausilio delle mod, e questa cosa non è il massimo. Skyrim è stato uno dei giochi più moddati in assoluto eppure quasi 500 ore senza mod me lo hanno fatto godere ugualmente, stessa cosa per L4D, un gioco che anche senza mod ti intrattiene per un bel po' di ore! Doom 3, che bene o male posso dire sia il paragone da poter fare con questo gioco a livello di shooting comunque risulta più godibile ed interessante ed infine la parte più noiosa è proprio il feeling dello shooting..armi che fanno lo stesso danno di un petalo che ti schiaffeggia il viso tanto che verso la fine conviene comprare solo razzi e andarci secco..gare in macchina noiose e ripetitive. Velocità di cambio arma imbarazzante nonstante avessi messo tutti tasti rapidi, i nemici hanno tempo a prendersi il caffè e e fare due partite a scala quaranta. Sembra un gioco che voleva essere tante cose e non ne ha azzeccata mezza. Una delle poche cose che ho apprezzato è la dedica al Bfg di doom, per il resto evitabilissimo. peccato

best fps going

The story begins with Earth being struck by the real, documented asteroid Apophis. In a effort to preserve humanity, individuals are selected to be placed into stasis pods known as Arks, which are buried deep underground. Some time after the catastrophe, the Ark containing the protagonist activates. You awaken to discover that you're the only survivor inside. After stretching your legs in what can only be described as a harsh wasteland of deserts, canyons, swamps, and valleys, you discover that humanity has managed to survive. Settlements have formed, bandit clans roam the wastes, mutants infest the landscape, and a mysterious organization known as The Authority governs much of what remains. Your journey begins with plenty of questions, but few definitive answers. The story ends rather abruptly, though if you've paid attention to the dialogue you'll have a decent understanding of what's really happening. The gameplay feels much more like a modern shooter than previous id Software titles such as DOOM or Quake. It feels like a significant step forward from the gunplay found in DOOM 3. Most enemies wield firearms, so you'll often find yourself moving between cover while deciding how best to engage them. The enemy AI is surprisingly thoughtful and well animated, especially considering the game is well over a decade old. Alongside the gunplay, you'll have access to a variety of gadgets that spice up combat, including the iconic Wingstick a deadly boomerang capable of taking enemies' heads off along with grenades, deployable turrets, and other useful tools. Since many of the missions take place throughout the game's semi open world, you'll receive a vehicle early on. Vehicles aren't just for transportation either. Settlements host races that reward you with special currency used to purchase vehicle upgrades. Destroying enemy vehicles while exploring also earns this currency through an ongoing side activity, giving you another incentive to venture off the beaten path. I've heard a lot of people describe RAGE as feeling rushed. After spending over ten hours with it—and still not completing everything I can understand where that criticism comes from. However, I think the bigger issue is a lack of direction rather than simply running out of time. At times it feels like the developers couldn't quite decide what kind of game they wanted to make. Some ideas feel fully realized, while others seem underdeveloped or abandoned altogether. That certainly creates the impression of a rushed project. Personally, though, I think RAGE was more likely the result of an ambitious but disjointed development, where the team had more ideas than they had time to properly implement and polish. The result feels like a chessboard with several important pieces missing. During the final four hours or so, I found myself pushing through the campaign as quickly as possible. That isn't to say I wouldn't revisit the game. I certainly would but the combat had begun to wear a little thin for me. It still feels satisfying and undeniably carries id Software's signature style. I can absolutely see why some players love it; it just never fully clicked with me. As the game reached its conclusion, I found myself getting strong Fallout and Half-Life 2 vibes. There are even a few subtle nods to both series if you're paying close attention. Visually, RAGE remains an impressive game. While its texture quality hasn't aged perfectly and there's plenty of history surrounding that. I won't dive into it here. What still stands out are the environments. They're beautifully crafted, highly detailed, and often had me stopping simply to admire the scenery as though I were looking at a painting. The character models and animations are equally impressive, and in some ways they're worth experiencing on their own. Overall, RAGE is a solid shooter that's usually available at a very affordable price. The story may leave you wanting more, and there are definitely some unique for better or worse design choices, but there's still fun to be had here with a respectable amount of content if you take your time. I recommend picking it up on sale. RAGE on and enjoy!

the artistic vision of this game is still unmatched...feels like playing a comic book by Richard Corben.

Good game. I love the driving. It takes a little time to get good at it. Aiming and shooting is also excellent. Underrated game IMO. Probably would be rated higher if it had more content added and had some multiplayer. I was hoping they would make RAGE 2 eventually.

Still holds up to one of IDs best unique IPs, sad the 2nd one wasnt as good.

This game makes me feel old. I remember when it came out on the XBOX 360. It has a great post apocalyptic environment, classic fps with a bit of a challenge at parts, and to top it off.... John Goodman did allot of the voice acting. The only complaint I have is that it seems to take more than one headshot to take down many of the enemies. So far I have put 17 hours into this game on my pc, and am really enjoying it.

Rage is honestly pretty underrated. The gunplay feels really good and chaotic in a fun way. World’s a bit empty, but the combat makes it worth it. I LOVE 2 RAGE 🤪