Rage 2 does a lot to build on the world of Rage, but it does very little, if anything, to build on the story. The world of Rage 2 is more open and more vibrant than the first one, and many areas that used to be desert wastelands have been transformed into swamps, forests, and many other landscapes. And while the world design is highly detailed the story of the game is very lack luster. From the very beginning they show you the main villain and you go on a approximately 5 story missions before completing the game. The rest of the game is just open world side quests to unlock weapons and skills.

Overall I would give this game a 6/10 and would recommend that you wait to purchase the game when it is on sale.

Rage 2 does a lot to build on the world of Rage, but it does very little, if anything, to build on the story. The world of Rage 2 is more open and more vibrant than the first one, and many areas that used to be desert wastelands have been transformed into swamps, forests, and many other landscapes. And while the world design is highly detailed the story of the game is very lack luster. From the very beginning they show you the main villain and you go on a approximately 5 story missions before completing the game. The rest of the game is just open world side quests to unlock weapons and skills. Overall I would give this game a 6/10 and would recommend that you wait to purchase the game when it is on sale.