Frustrating Rage

For those accustomed to Bethesda games, and knowing the quality in a rich content offer their apps, Rage was expected, especially because it belongs to the FPS genre, genre undeveloped by this publisher rather centered on the RPG.

On the gameplay, Rage s' doing pretty well with a fluid and instinctive gameplay, with a pleasant scenario although a deja vu is felt in the first hours of games. You thrive in a graphically beautiful world referencing Mad Max and Borderland. Not really original, but all remains of good quality, as sound and sound effects.

A substantial arsenal will be allocated and something rare you will use every weapon because each is designed for a particular enemy, which will take you to play differently in different opponents fought. The gunfight sequences are vibrant and catchy. Despite these positives, Rage s' mired in its construction. The app is very slow to start, once reached and the setting delightful road, it's the end clap, without warning, very frustrating ...

For those who are accustomed to content Bethesdaïen extension (Elder Scroll, Fall out) likely to leave disappointed with Rage, as the game offers a lifetime altogether in standard ... Despite some good ideas, with reality TV arena but underexploited or racing Mad Max but badly exploited, the title do not frankly gets to take off and finally simply the bare minimum.

Rage, ultimately, is not a bad surprise as FPS, but still disappointing compared to the quality of games that Bethesda had the good habit of going out in recent years.

Good game to you.