RAGE

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Самая слабая игра id Software. Прогружающиеся у тебя перед носом текстурки - это не очень. В целом как-то довольно скучно, хоть и играбельно. 6/10

el mejor juego de mi infancia uu

банально но весело

4 out of 5⭐ I have beaten this game maybe a dozen times- xbox 360, ps3, and pc. I remain in awe of RAGE, and I think of it as something like a FPS Zelda game. Its not a traditional RPG, but I much prefer the progression of equipment to a numbers game. A lot is said of what the game doesn't do, but not enough is said about how well it does what it does. Technology ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ RAGE is made by id Software, and showcases a lot of new tech. Most importantly, it runs at 60 fps, has detailed textures, and long view distances. There is some texture loading, and also ways to get around that- though it will increase your load times. Encounters are larger than Doom3, and there is ample scripting to keep arena fights going, but you wont have the large number of enemies seen in nuDoom games. Vehicle physics are not like what is shown in trailers, unfortunately. Gameplay ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The gunplay is peerless and includes a variety of nifty equipment options and inspired alternate ammo types. Enemies are hard to hit because each one includes hundred of animations and geometry interactions. Enemy AI is top notch, albeit the level design doesn't always let enemies show off. You dictate the pace of the game (including combat) and have a hefty toolbox with little instruction. Learning level layouts will help in breaking free from stop-and-pop shooting. Content ⭐⭐⭐⭐ The DLC is a must have, but the base game includes some of the best FPS missions ever- with Dead City being a stellar highlight. You can complete various races, enter mutant bash TV, or play a collectible card game. There are some 27 missions alltogether & a brutal and limited co-op mode. Despite this, the content feels a bit raw, with limited enemy types and a 2nd zone that has but half the missions as the first. Narrative ⭐⭐⭐ The narrative is a slow burn done well, and the authority are the cruelest enemy faction since the combine. John Goodman steals the show, but the other characters are all interesting, from gameshow host to the plethora of snazzy arms dealers. The ebb and flow of missions convey urgency, trepidation, and overkill to the tee. The final mission of both wasteland areas do seem rushed, and there is no climax to the finale. The authority & ending refuse to leave a lasting mark. Access ⭐⭐⭐ This game was made for consoles and there is limited options for graphics, gameplay systems, or control bindings. Granted, the systems are convoluted, and the controls work really well as is, but it still would be nice. SteamDeck doesnt support it. The world is empty once the game is finished, and the linearity doesn't bode well for multiple playthroughs. It is a game that ages like whiskey, and seems to get better with each passing year.

It's better than what YOU would come up with!