RAGE

Me encantó. El sistema de disparo le da un toque de realismo que se agradece. Se sale de lo convencional y es disfrutable. Lo único malo es que muy corto fuera de eso nice.

Para mí, ha envejecido mal. Los gráficos se sienten bastante pobres hoy en día, es lógico el juego va en camino a los 15 años. El juego te obliga a ir de un lado a otro constantemente, lo que puede llegar a marear, aunque es entendible teniendo en cuenta que la conducción tiene gran protagonismo. Tiene cierto aire a Mad Max, cosa que se me hace llamativa, pero personalmente se me hizo muy pesado. Llegué hasta la misión final y ni siquiera me apetecía terminarlo, lo cual lo dice todo.

I completed Rage 100%, WITHOUT doing more than one run (THANK GOD). At some point I'll even get the remaining multiplayer achievements, only because I'm sick in the head and I want one of my friends to suffer what I suffered. With the exception of Hexen II, which is barely an Id game, this is the worst game they made that I know of. You know that one relative that you see more often than you'd want to, who tries so hard to make you and other people like him? He's telling you a joke, a long, very elaborate joke that's borderline a short story, all filled with descriptions and details and gestures to give flavor to the joke; then, the punchline comes, and it's just the most uninspired pun ever told, but he's so satisfied to have told you the joke and excited to see your reaction. And you're like... this boring mf just wasted minutes of my life with a boring joke that almost put me to sleep, but I guess I can forget this happened and move on with my life. This is how I feel about Rage having played it a decade after its release. I don't deny its importance as a technical milestone for Id games, but apart from that, there is nothing valuable in this game anymore. It is quite elaborate, and it shows there was effort, but like my analogy, it feels like this effort came from the most boring people of Earth, so the result is boring regardless: no guns except its [spoiler](very unique) version of the BFG[/spoiler] was fun to use, every character is so cartoonish and carefully animated but I didn't manage to care about any of their dialogues, the level designs are cluttered with details and little things but look like every post-apocalyptic areas ever... Where even is the titular RAGE?? Every character is either suspiciously happy or quite calm, and there was only one enemy faction whose members looked somewhat angry. Like, was this game the result of a secret older A.I. that John Carmack made in a hotel room, that randomly picked stuff without cohesion or creative thought and assembled a game with it? And that's not mentioning all the little annoying things this game does, special mention to making npcs non-interactable until they finished their unskippable greet dialogue every. single. time. Another special mention to the 2 seconds sprint that temporarily locks your character out of every other action, like reloading or switching weapons. This game bored me so much I'm actually angry. Not even annoyed, because at one point I felt like this game was purposefully ragebaiting me and it was SUCCESSFUL. It would actually be a better experience if it was just plain bad, as that can be funny and iconic; instead, it's just painfully mediocre. I JUST REALIZED HOW FITTING THE TITLE IS. ♥♥♥♥ THIS GAME.

RAGE is a weird post-apocalyptic FPS with vehicular combat and a little hint of world exploration, that starts off as more grounded Borderlands, briefly gets into Metro area of vibes, and then ends up... Quake-ish, I guess? It's an odd mix, and I can't say it's particularly good one, since the game is not particularly interesting in any of these aspects, especially content-wise - nothing to be crazy about in 2025, really. Oh, and you should [u]definitely get the DLC[/u], especially if you're a completionist - it's good, and it makes your life much easier. It's a natural progression of post-apocalypse - you kill random bandits, then you kill russians, and then you kill futuristic technofascists.

i actually really love this game and have great memories of when it came out but sadly this version seems turbo scuffed on modern os so gootbye i have spent COUNTLess hours looking at the girl in the starting village who teaches you how to throw a wingstic k i am straight up jerking my wingstick to her think about it

The game sadly doesn't function properly on modern, or old machines. The game crashes after you go through five interiors on account of a fairly major bug that was never fixed.

Nett anzusehen, spielerisch aber belanglos. Die Fahrphysik fühlt sich nicht gut an, die Story ist einfallslos, die Figuren auch wiederum optisch gelungen aber ohne jede Tiefe. Die Ballerei ist ziemlich mittelmäßig, da die Spielmechanik (Auto-Heal, wenig aggressive KI) eine vorsichtige, langsame Vorgehensweise belohnt. Auch die Gegner variieren kaum, lediglich der Riesen-Mutant in Dead City bleibt in Erinnerung (ist aber spielerisch letztlich auch banal). In der Welt gibt es neben ein paar Schaltern und dem Loot praktisch keine Interaktionsmöglichkeiten. Außerdem ist das Spiel überfrachtet mit allerlei Gimmicks (Munitionsarten, Minigames, Crafting, Autorennen, Stealth-System), die nichts Wesentliches beitragen und eher aufgepfropft wirken. Sehr nervig ist auch das Fehlen einer Karte, wodurch man sich in den chaotischen Städten nur schwer zurecht findet. Und das Ende kann man wirklich nur als schlechten Witz bezeichnen. Es gibt letztlich einfach keinen Grund, dieses Spiel zu spielen, jeder Aspekt wurde anderswo schon deutlich besser gemacht. Grafisch hat es mir gut gefallen, aber das war's auch. Für mich ist das Spiel eine große vertane Chance, da offensichtlich eine Menge Arbeit in die Gestaltung der Welt geflossen ist, die man dann aber auch mit entsprechendem World Building und Lore hätte unterfüttern müssen.

Tiene mejor conducción que cualquier Need For Speed actual, eso te lo aseguro. Además, las viejas están bien chidas.