- August 27, 2020
- Mountainwheel Games
Stone Rage
49%Game Brain Score
graphics, gameplay
stability, optimization
49% User Score 109 reviews
Platforms
About
In Stone Rage, players step into the shoes of prehistoric cavemen and women, battling for survival in a Stone Age world. With a variety of weapons and tools crafted from materials found in the environment, players must hunt for food, fend off predators, and establish their dominance over other tribes. Teamwork and strategy are crucial in this open-world, multiplayer survival game.



Audience ScoreBased on 109 reviews
graphics6 positive mentions
stability4 negative mentions
- The game has great potential and offers a solid base building system, with a variety of items to craft.
- The developers are responsive and actively engage with the community, showing a commitment to improving the game.
- The graphics and performance are impressive, providing a beautiful environment to explore.
- The game has no single player mode and currently lacks any online servers, making it unplayable.
- Many players feel the game has been abandoned by the developers, with no updates or support for a long time.
- Resource gathering is poorly balanced, making it tedious and frustrating to progress in the game.
graphics
10 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some users noting issues such as AI and graphical glitches. While some appreciate the visuals as nice and the gameplay as good, others feel the graphics are not particularly impressive and often blend in with the environment. Overall, the graphics are seen as decent but lacking in distinctiveness.
“Graphics and gameplay are good.”
“Graphics are nice and mechanics are close to being balanced.”
“Basically, it's running about looking for limited resources which graphically don't look much different from the terrain.”
“It can currently suffer from AI and graphic glitches.”
“Basically, it's running around looking for limited resources which graphically don't look much different from the terrain.”