The game is completely linear, so it's silly when the menu asks if you'd like to accept a quest or decline it. If you decline it, the game simply doesn't continue, so why would you say no? The open world is also a complete waste—it's only a space to drive across as you go from mission to mission, sometimes fighting a set number of enemy buggies for money. There isn't much reason to explore, so the driving sections feel like filler, something to break up the unsatisfying gunfights. The crafting system is likewise stapled on; just be sure to build the machines you need to unlock doors before you go on a mission and you're fine. Rage game After you sign a waiver, place your belongings in one of our secured lockers, and suit up in the safety equipment provided by us, we will bring you to your reserved room at The Rage Cage. There you will find an assortment of weapons and things to break (depending on which package you purchased and what we have in stock). At any time you can purchase more things to break during your rage session. We provide speakers and phone mounts so you can jam out to your favorite tunes and take awesome photos or videos.

Used to play this game with my two brothers as kid, all three of us on the same keyboard, and I finally found it again, can’t wait to play it. King formally apologises for slavery 150 years after abolition The Redditor isn’t the only one that feels this way since the game has become a hit with twitch streamers because of its frustrating nature (via GameRant). As frustrating as it is, it’s easy to see why gamers keep trying again. There’s always the belief that one will make better jumps next time only to fall again. The game also teases a "smoking hot babe" at the top through dialogue, giving players all the motivation they need while still making things hard for them.