Road Rage
- November 14, 2017
- Team 6
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.
In "Road Rage," players navigate a vast open world as a member of the motoring gang called the "Dead Fraternity." Your mission is to gain dominance in a brutal, lawless city by completing missions, engaging in brutal street races, and battling rival gangs. With a variety of motorcycles, weapons, and skills at your disposal, outsmart and outmaneuver your opponents in this high-octane, action-packed motorcycle combat racing game.
Reviews
- story14 mentions
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- 64 % neutral mentions
- 36 % negative mentions
- funny7 mentions
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- graphics7 mentions
- 14 % positive mentions
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- music5 mentions
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- gameplay4 mentions
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- 75 % neutral mentions
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Critic Reviews
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%