Chad from We Got This Covered wrote:
If a game has been out for a year or more, and hasn’t received any post-release content, it’s almost a surefire bet that it will never happen. However, that particular statement is not a rule, nor is it written in stone, as id Software and Bethesda Softworks have proven. The two companies just combined to release The Scorchers, the first downloadable expansion for RAGE, 2011′s apocalyptic bullet fest. By doing so, they’ve been able to make good on a promise that many had considered moot, with an impressive end result that offers fans quite a bit of quality content for an affordable, five-dollar price tag.
G4MERS: "Do you remember the game RAGE? No? I also had time to forget it, but because the only feature the extension to her about this game from Bethesda remembered. I remembered how RAGE dragged me in this post-apocalyptic world, as I devoured, by then brutally chew and spit me because the title was a big disappointment but like hypem who accompanied him. Despite this, I reached for the DLC The Scorchers, except the hope that the add-on will offer me more than it did a basic version of the game."
Will you go beyond Thunderdome? Join us and find out in our review of Rage: The Scorchers DLC.
Ken McKown writes: This console generation has introduced a lot of new ideas and gaming staples. Probably the most polarizing of these is DLC. Gamers want to know why we have day-one DLC on certain titles; well this is the reason. The Scorchers is an add-on for Rage. Take that in for a minute. Rage came out over a year ago, and to be fair, most gamers have likely forgotten about it. That isn’t to say it was a bad game, it’s just that gamers have attention spans that can only be measured in nanoseconds. However, if you still own a copy of the game, and have 2-3 hours to spend, this pack is easily one of the best bangs you will get for your buck.
