Road Rage vehicle combat rally is one of the multiplayer modes of RAGE. Up to four players compete in a free-for-all match that takes place in an arena designed to make use of vehicles.

Contents 1 Description 2 Rally types 3 Vehicles 4 Upgrades

DescriptionEdit

There are six maps available: Gearhead Valley, Reactor, Prime, Southern Highway, Meteor, and Abandoned. The Gearhead Valley, Prime, Southern Highway and Meteor maps are based on the campaign rally maps, which in turn based on the locations featured in the campaign. The Reactor and Abandoned maps are based on locations that aren't present in any other RAGE gameplay mode.

The vehicles come equipped with a handbrake as well as a boost ability that, in addition to presumably providing a temporary speed increase, can straighten out the vehicle if it's over rotating during a turn using the handbrake. There is also air control available, which allows players to adjust their landings when jumping.

The host player chooses the map and the rally type, and sets score and time limits. The score limit varies from 50 to 500; the default value is 200. The time limit varies from 2 minutes to 30 minutes; the default value is 10 minutes.

Rally typesEdit

The main objective depends on the rally type chosen. In Carnage, killing the opponents is the only goal, while the other rally types require the participants to pick up different "collectibles" that appear around the arena while killing the opponents to steal any rally points or meteors they may have. While the rally points provide somewhat of a course to follow, the arenas are open enough that the players can pick their own path.

Rally types

Meteor Rally	Chain Rally	Triad Rally	Carnage
Collect the fallen meteors and drive them to capture zones to score	Take rally points and chain them together for increased score	Capture three consecutive rally points to score	Free-for-all vehicle combat; kill enemies to score

VehiclesEdit

There are five types of vehicles available in Road Rage, which differ in vehicle's characteristics and starting loadout, as well as default paint jobs. Some vehicle types can be based on different chassis that are well-known to those who played the campaign.

Classes

Dune Buster	Cuprino	Monarch
Available at level 1	Unlocked at level 5	Unlocked at level 10

Vehicle types

Scout	Enforcer	Outlaw	Executioner	Boss
Available at level 1	Unlocked at level 5	Unlocked at level 10	Unlocked at level 15	Unlocked at level 20

UpgradesEdit

While players participate in vehicle combat matches, they earn experience points which, at certain levels, will allow them to choose upgrades, such as better vehicles, better weapons for the vehicle, and quick-use items. There are four types of upgrades: weapons, primary and secondary, and quick-use items, left and right.

Primary weapons

Machine guns	Heavy machine guns	Nailspreader	Pulse repeaters	Pulse cannon
Available at level 1	Unlocked at level 2	Unlocked at level 7	Unlocked at level 12	Unlocked at level 20

Secondary weapons

Homing missile	Rocket	Cluster bomb	Mortar
Available at level 1	Unlocked at level 4	Unlocked at level 9	Unlocked at level 16

Left quick-use items

Shields	Armor restore	EMP grenades	Boost restore
Available at level 1	Unlocked at level 3	Unlocked at level 8	Unlocked at level 18

Right quick-use items

Drop mine	Air burst	Hover turret	Escort bomb
Available at level 1	Unlocked at level 6	Unlocked at level 11	Unlocked at level 18

Road Rage navbox
Road Rage	Gearhead Valley · Reactor · Prime · Southern Highway · Meteor · Abandoned