- November 14, 2017
- Team 6
Road Rage
Being a fan of EA’s long forgotten Road Rash series, all it took for me to be interested in giving Road Rage a go was knowing that it was a game all about motorcycles and violence.
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About
"Road Rage" is an intense motorcycle combat game set in an open world, where you must fight your way through ranks of a ruthless biker gang. Engage in various missions, from delivery jobs to all-out gang brawls, and customize your bike while using an array of weapons. Explore a massive city with distinctive neighborhoods and become the Club President in this over-the-top racing experience.











- The game offers a unique blend of motorcycle racing and combat, providing an entertaining experience for fans of the genre.
- Customization options for bikes allow players to personalize their rides, enhancing the overall enjoyment.
- The soundtrack features a cool mix of rock and electronic tracks that complement the game's high-energy action.
- The game suffers from numerous bugs, poor physics, and clunky controls, making gameplay frustrating.
- Missions and gameplay become repetitive quickly, leading to a lack of engagement over time.
- The graphics and overall presentation are subpar, failing to meet modern gaming standards.
story
16 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is widely criticized for being minimal and poorly executed, with many players noting its brevity and lack of engaging content. Repetitive missions and subpar voice acting detract from the experience, leaving players feeling that the narrative is almost nonexistent and delivered through uninteresting text messages. Overall, while some found enjoyment in the gameplay, the story aspect is largely viewed as a significant weakness.
“The story is a bit out there at times, the voice acting ranges from decent to truly suspect and the odd glitches can be hilarious.”
“All the game's story and missions are handed out via cell phone texts.”
“You can drive around an open world between missions, but there isn't anything to do in it except explore its boring atmosphere.”
“This game is literally a repetitive hell; the whole game is just playing the same missions over and over in the same areas.”
“The 'story' is awful; in the beginning of the game they tried, but later on they got so lazy that it is almost nonexistent.”
“There are no other cutscenes in the game as far as I can tell; you get the rest of your plot from terribly voiced-over text messages on a PNG of a phone.”
Road Rage Review
Road Rage is an open world motorcycle combat game that is so shoddy in every single facet of its being that it could function as parody without actually changing a thing. A game of this dubious merit is so rare that it belongs in a museum, destined to be studied by the gaming scholars of the future in How Not To Make a Video Game 101. The list of offences that Road Rage perpetrates are so heinous in nature and so humorous in quantity that the strict 1,000 word limit imposed upon the humble reviewers here by the Push Square overlords can't possibly do it justice. So let's just say it's a broken, bewildering, shambolic mess, and never speak of it again.
20%So Bad it’s Nearly Good
Being a fan of EA’s long forgotten Road Rash series, all it took for me to be interested in giving Road Rage a go was knowing that it was a game all about motorcycles and violence.
40%Road Rage PS4 Review
A lackluster attempt to fill the void left by Road Rash, it's the thought that counts right?
40%