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id Software's Tim Willits Talks Rage

Marcel Klum   on 02 August 2008 - 20:32 · 5 comments & 6683 views

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At last year's QuakeCon, id Software gave GameSpy a first good look at its latest major title, Rage. Using the new id Tech 5 engine, the game was presented with a setting of a post-apocalyptic wasteland, and gameplay that would be part first-person shooter and part vehicular combat. We haven't seen much since then, however, including this year's QuakeCon, where id showed off a new two-minute trailer but nothing more. So to dig a little deeper, we cornered id Software creative director Tim Willits, who offered some insight into the game's setting and backstory.

"The game takes place in the near future after a comet destroys most of the Earth," said Willits. "You play a character from the past who wakes up in this new future world. There was supposed to be a plan to have been enacted to restart society but that plan has gone astray. It's first your job to survive the world, to learn about the world, and then to work with the settlers and different factions to fix the problem."

Source: GameSpy
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(2 replies) #1 39 Thieves on 03 Aug 2008 - 00:22
Sounds like 'Fallout' with super-gee-whiz graphics.
#1.1 ViperAFK on 03 Aug 2008 - 03:36
I thought Fallout 3 was Fallout with super gee-whiz graphics.
#1.2 toadeater on 03 Aug 2008 - 05:49
If this is going to be an RPG, it's going to be great. But I assume it's going to be something along the lines of STALKER: Clear Skies, and not a full-fledged RPG? Should still be good.

Edit: ok, nevermind. It's going to be linear quests, with some driving sequences in between:

http://www.shacknews.com/onearticle.x/53996

Last edited by toadeater on 03 Aug 2008 - 05:58
#2 +Xerxes on 03 Aug 2008 - 07:55
Oh joy another game for the Australian Government to ban...the game itself sounds really cool though, I'm liking the setting I don't know exactly what it is, but I just really like the post-apocalyptic theme and especially when there is back story that you can discover through the game.
#3 Volatile on 06 Aug 2008 - 11:31
soon everything will merge to online play.

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