id Software has announced that they are developing a new post-apocalyptic game, Rage, utilizing the id Tech 5 engine unveiled by Carmack a few months ago.
<blockquote>SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - The creator of classic computer game "Doom," id Software, unveiled on Friday its eagerly anticipated next game, "Rage," in which players fight an oppressive government in a post-apocalyptic world.
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"It's a bit of a classic story and you are the outsider who comes in and tries to turn the tide in favor of good," id Chief Executive Todd Hollenshead said in an interview.
"Rage" is being built with all-new graphics technology designed by id co-founder John Carmack, who showed off the game at id's annual "QuakeCon" event in Dallas, Texas.
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"Rage" will represent somewhat of a stylistic break by letting players roam expansive outdoor areas.
"In addition to the shooting elements and killing bad guys with cool guns -- everyone knows we can do that well -- we wanted to show off some stuff that would surprise people," Hollenshead said.</blockquote>In addition, Joystiq hosts a short trailer, and mentions that the game "will feature a strong driving element through expansive outdoor environments." Don't expect NMA to report on Rage very often, if at all, as there is no indication of even minimal RPG elements.
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"Doom" creator unveils its new video game, "Rage" at Reuters.
id Software dubs new game 'Rage' at Joystiq, includes a short trailer.
John Carmack demonstrates ID Tech 5 at WWDC 2007 on YouTube.
Thanks to Stag.
<blockquote>SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - The creator of classic computer game "Doom," id Software, unveiled on Friday its eagerly anticipated next game, "Rage," in which players fight an oppressive government in a post-apocalyptic world.
[. . .]
"It's a bit of a classic story and you are the outsider who comes in and tries to turn the tide in favor of good," id Chief Executive Todd Hollenshead said in an interview.
"Rage" is being built with all-new graphics technology designed by id co-founder John Carmack, who showed off the game at id's annual "QuakeCon" event in Dallas, Texas.
[. . .]
"Rage" will represent somewhat of a stylistic break by letting players roam expansive outdoor areas.
"In addition to the shooting elements and killing bad guys with cool guns -- everyone knows we can do that well -- we wanted to show off some stuff that would surprise people," Hollenshead said.</blockquote>In addition, Joystiq hosts a short trailer, and mentions that the game "will feature a strong driving element through expansive outdoor environments." Don't expect NMA to report on Rage very often, if at all, as there is no indication of even minimal RPG elements.
Links:
"Doom" creator unveils its new video game, "Rage" at Reuters.
id Software dubs new game 'Rage' at Joystiq, includes a short trailer.
John Carmack demonstrates ID Tech 5 at WWDC 2007 on YouTube.
Thanks to Stag.