People who want a deep story or working multiplayer co-op. Note: This review is for informational purposes. Always support developers if you enjoy the game – RAGE 2 exists partly because of the first game’s cult following.
Mad Max fans, Borderlands haters who want better shooting, and anyone curious about pre- Doom 2016 id Software. RAGE Complete Edition-PROPHET
Here’s a review of RAGE: Complete Edition by PROPHET (the scene release group), written from a gamer’s perspective focusing on the experience of playing this particular repack/rip. The Short Version: A rock-solid, no-nonsense repack of a flawed but beautiful post-apocalyptic shooter. If you want the complete RAGE experience without launchers, updates, or online checks, PROPHET delivers exactly what it says on the tin. People who want a deep story or working multiplayer co-op
If you want to experience a gorgeous, weird, and underrated id Software shooter from the PS3/360 era without any modern launcher baggage, PROPHET’s RAGE Complete Edition is the definitive pirate release. It installs cleanly, runs without issue, and respects your time. Just go in knowing that the game’s story fizzles out and the texture streaming is a product of its time. Mad Max fans, Borderlands haters who want better
Developed by id Software (of Doom and Quake fame), RAGE is an open-world first-person shooter with vehicular combat, light RPG elements, and some of the most satisfying gunplay of the early 2010s. The Complete Edition includes all DLC, most notably The Scorchers – a solid campaign expansion that adds new weapons, enemies, and a harder difficulty.