Gamers can add a little freshness to 2011 first-person shooter Rage next week when the new downloadable-content pack goes live.
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This content also introduces new minigames, a new, superpowerful Nailgun, and a new “Ultra-Nightmare” difficulty level.
Rage received positive reception from most critics, although many took issue with its linearity. It was also one of the better-looking games of 2011, though it famously suffered from compatibility issues with certain video cards on the PC.
Studio id Software is, of course, best-known for popularizing the first-person shooter with its Doom games from the early 1990s.
This week is also the 22nd anniversary of the developer’s first release, the 2D side-scrolling game Commander Keen for PC.