Back in 2015 (I can’t believe it’s been that long), Avalanche put out an excellent but flawed open world game, Mad Max. Its driving combat mechanics and style were on point for the universe, but its repetitive nature and weak on-foot action dragged it down. Fast forward four years and a partnership with Bethesda and id Software bring us the sequel to 2011’s own flawed FPS – Rage. In short, Rage 2 is the perfect melding of what made the original Rage great, and what made Mad Max worth playing. It
