There are many things I can say about this game. It is technically functional. It is nominally playable.

It is not, by any metric, much fun.

If you really want to slum it with some bottom-barrel commerical-grade rpgmaker titles, might I recommend City of Chains? It's by the same developer, using the same stock tileset, and it's markedly better in every way. CoC is worth the .60 cents on sale. This...is not.

All Outrage's buzzwords sound like good things. Party-building, dungeon crawling, cyberpunk roguelike should mean you're in for a delicious hamburger of a game, but the chef's only moderately skilled and the materials they're cooking with are extremely subpar. Every portrait and texture in the game has an ugly-stick-shaped dent in its face. The menu colors are garish, and the dialog prompt that lets you navigate the dungeon feels more restrictive than novel.

The plot is a loose, somewhat context-less string of happenings wherein your characters shoot a billionaire in the head because he's trying to be a vigilante. Which *they* already are.

I guess the moral event horizon is when you start using a robot suit for your vigilanteism?

Game balance is a tenative step in the right direction, with different classes of weapons all being sidegrades from each other, and with the player nominally having to balance high damage bullet-use against low-damage melee attacks. but even on the harder difficulty levels there's more grind than actual challenge. And in a nominally plot-driven game, the plot simply isn't good enough to incentivize putting up with that.

If you want something done in a much* better fashion with the same stock tileset, I suggest you pick up City of Chains.

Otherwise, give this one a miss.





*which is to say, somewhat.

Excellent short story and overall very fun game.

Well, as much as I liked the previous game, City of Chains, I tried to like that one, but I just could not...Maybe that's because the developers wanted to make something new, so they create a city where we fight against the crimes and we can choose our side. In reality, action is very repetitive, conversations are only at the begining of fighting with the boss so I really get bored...Anyway, it's just my opinion, after all...

they said it was short it was but it was a good game gg (worth it when on sale )

Card Simulator

1. Buy it in Sale
   
2. Run in Background
   
3. Take the Cards
   
4. Sell the Cards
   
5. win win Situation

Fun, but very short. I would not buy at full price, but on sale totally worth it!

Outrage - it's a great game in which you manage a team of vigilantes and must undertake various missions in the city to strengthen your team and your cause in order to bring a powerful enemy to justice.

+ Nice graphics, not a lot of nostalgic
+ Cool music
+ Ability to develop their characters
+ A lot of characters to choose from
+ Lots of missions and their passage
+ Exciting levels
+ There is also a non-linear storyline with multiple endings

The game is clearly worth the money 10/10

Short but fun!

(But seriously, why is the "Go to" menu placed over the right-side marker?)

Well, nice game. 10/10 for cards

ну что сказать, неплохая игра, но также минус, отсутствие русского языка