Rage in Peace

Yeah, it's hard. Yeah, it's just unfair. Yes, It's even very unfair. You die. Point. You die a lot. In no Time, you collect several hundred Deaths, because the Rules of the Traps always change. Sometimes you have to run over, sometimes you jump over the same Trap. When you have to do something, you only find out when you just try it or react knee-jerk properly. Remember and implement, try & error, this is how the Game works. Why play the Game anyway? Quite simply, after having fought your way through the individual Passages, you will be rewarded with really good Music and a fantastically implemented Cutscene. Having fought your way through the sch * * * * e, it just feels satisfying. There is no More Motivation, but that is quite enough for me. Conclusion: If you're persevering and don't mind you really working against the Game, get it! Don't Ask, get it! Now! What are you waiting for?

Product received for free If you liked the Review and want to discover more great Games, take a look at my Curator page. A Follow would be very happy Rage in Peace is an interesting but buck-heavy Platformer In which you have to memorize the Levels more or less and probably not a Game for Everyone. In some Places you need very strong Nerves. I died in the Game about 2,100x. But it has its own Appeal. An interesting Story and goddamn again it is wonderfully presented. The Dialogues, Music and everything just go together so wonderfully. If you don't have a short Thread Of Patience, it doesn't bother you to die very often and it doesn't bother you to memorize a Level. Then Rage In Peace may be a Game for you. If it's too hard for you, there's a "Goldfish Mode" where you get more Checkpoints, which makes the Game easier, BUT not easy. As an Option, you can always test the Demo. The full Review is available on Youtube: https://youtu.be/kCyBWCyIuo8

Bought because of the Graphics and Gameplay, played through because of the Story. Don't mean the Gameplay isn't fantastic as well, on the Contrary. Rage in Peace Is a Side-scroller, a bit in the Style of an Unfair Mario, meant to say that he relies largely on extremely unfairly placed Obstacles. And that's really Fun, especially because the Opponents and Obstacles are sometimes so bizarre that it's funny to be killed by them again. The best Part of the Game for me, however, is the Story that the Game tells. It is about an unusually ordinary young Man named Timmy, whose only salient Character trait is the emotional Dullness That stampes even the Sensenmann. As the Game progresses, you'll learn more about Timly'S Life and background through beautifully Crafted cutscenes, and also why he's the way he is. The big Questions, such as those according to the Meaning of Life, are also addressed and also encourage reflection. I don't want to reveal any more, You should experience the Story for yourself, Soundtrack and Graphics are both great, even Bugs have not accommodated me. All in all, a beautiful little Sidescroller With varied Gameplay and a great Story.