WTMG's Leo Faria: "Rage! just doesn’t have anything appealing in its favor; it’s ugly as sin, its gameplay is simplistic at best, and its sound design is tiresome. It’s best left forgotten."
Jagged Alliance: Rage! goes streamlined in a snappy turn-based game set twenty years after the original. Does it scratch that strategy itch? JDR recruits a mercenary to cover today's review.
Carlos writes: "Despite being an avid gamer in the late 1990s, the turn-based combat of Jagged Alliance was never something I found myself dipping into. After several hours of experiencing the punishing combat within the latest entry however, I quickly began to understand what all the fuss was about."
The PlayStation Brahs:
"As a whole Jagged Alliance: Rage is a decent turn-based strategy game. The story line becomes more involved as the game progresses and this helps keeps you interested in a very slow paced game. The mercenaries are developed well and the other characters in the game do help round it out nicely. However with clunky controls, strange visuals at times and some of the useless options in the game hold it back. If you enjoy this type of game then it is worth a look and it might even make for a fun weekend play through. Just temper your expectations."
