Road Rage

GameSpewRichard Seagrave

4/10

Road Rage is like one of those terrible low-budget straight-to-video movies that occupies the shelves of your local supermarket: you know it’s rubbish but you can’t quite help but be bemused by it. The dialogue is cringeworthy to the point where it’s actually quite entertaining, and while the vehicular combat is broken there’s still some fun to be had racing around and buying new bikes and upgrades. But, even with its RRP of less than £20, I can’t recommend that you buy Road Rage. At the end of the day, it may be so bad that’s it’s nearly good, but it’s still bad.

Impulse GamerDaniel

Road Rage, spiritual successor to Road Rash, racing, cops, cash, violence and sweet motorcycles. Sound like a great deal? Welcome to Ashen, a broken city with

WellPlayedZach Jackson

3/10

Road Rage fails miserably to harken back to the glory days of Road Rash and capture any form of nostalgia.

Push SquareJohn Cal McCormick

2/10

THE FUTURE. Sick of being taken advantage of by power hungry, money grubbing fat cats, the disenfranchised people of the city of Ashen rise up against their oppressors the only way they know how: by forming motorcycle gangs and hitting each other with big sticks. This is Road Rage: a dreadful vehicle combat game that is probably only marginally more fun than the biker-ruled future apocalypse it's set in.

TheSixthAxisJim Hargreaves

2/10

A couple of mission types will force you to hunt down targets but for the rest of the game combat is purely optional and should honestly be avoided. For the risk involved, you’re a hundred times better off simply trying to outrace your opponents instead. It’s pretty dire when you stop to think about it; a combat racer in which players actively avoid combat.

Worth PlayingThomas Wilde

2/10

Road Rage boasts heavy melee-based combat and open-world racing that promises an adrenaline-pumping motorcycle ride for all.