![]() Parents should be aware of these ratings if their children are asking to play Rage2. The profanity, violence, and innuendo are at R or NC17 rating levels. Rage2 is a game that is intended for older audiences. This makes it hard to find any more intention in the game than just driving around, killing mutants, and blowing stuff up. I can usually pull out some sort of redeeming quality from the stories in these games but Rage2 has such a short story mode and the side quests are near pointless. Some of the side quests and other missions seem gratuitous and meaningless. You do lose some folks that you cared about but your response is vengeance. Set in a post-apocalyptic, war torn world, this game is basically just brutality and violence. ![]() It is hard to imagine a positive message coming from a game like Rage2. It doesn’t result in sexual content, however, but in, not surprisingly, more killing. There are some strange scenes with men and women wearing only underwear and acting in some sort of sexual trance. There are suggestive comments and innuendo as indicated by the description in the ESRB Rating. There is no direct sexual content or nudity in Rage2. Mature language is also used during the brief moments of down time in which you communicate with non-player characters and receive new missions. The intense combat situations and battle hardened characters result in realistic adult language throughout game play. Language – 1 out of 5Įvery word on the list is in Rage2. That pretty much sums up the brutality and intensity of Rage2’s violence. The body is thrown, headless, to the ground and you then look through the first person view as your character picks up the headless body, examines its armor and then loots the armor for yourself. At one point you see a character that you identify as Ranger Jersey get killed by a giant mutant who bites of his head. You see the explosion of heads and bodies as mutants kill your allies and you blast them in return. The story mode opens with intense combat. The violence alone in Rage2 definitely earns the game the Mature rating from the ESRB. It may be considered over the top to the point of silly but I would consider it far too intense for younger audiences. The violence in Rage2 is extreme and gruesome. This game gets an overall 7 out of 20 on the BecauseFamily parents guide. Missions often end with fighting some kind of boss, many times the boss is a gargantuan mutant creature who explodes into showers of blood and gore when killed. Gamers will like this game for the intense gameplay, simple story, and open world exploration. Fighting is nearly nonstop and the violence and gore is at epic levels. Rage2 is a chaotic semi-open world first person shooter. You are able to fire rapidly and kill the seemingly never-ending onslaught of enemy hoards that are thrown at you. You choose between a male or female character and play as a “Ranger” with a suite that gives you special abilities. Your weapons are futuristic and powerful and cause violent gory death for all who cross your path. You’re a soldier in a war against “The Authority.” You fight against human enemies and mutants both small and large. (The higher the rating, the safer the game is for kids.)
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