There are some sinister goings-on within this supposed jungle paradise.įrom here, Jagged Alliance: Rage presents players with an admittedly robust and deep turn-based strategy game, with options for either brute force, stealth or a mixture of the two all being viable choices in your mission.
Once you’ve handpicked your abhorrent duo, you’re tasked with traversing the island in an attempt to locate and rescue your missing comrade. Q, an east Asian melee combat specialist who can also heal his teammate and perpetually seems one unfortunate slip-up away from shouting, “oh, herrow”. You start off by picking two of six playable ethnic stereotypes, each with their own set of strengths and weaknesses. An organisation of general evildoers ransacking the place and subjecting the island’s inhabitants to sadistic experiments only serve to make matters worse for the mercs. As they approach, their transport is attacked, they crash land and discover that one of their group has gone missing. The latest in a long-running series of turn-based strategy titles, Jagged Alliance: Rage takes place 20 years after the events of the 1995 MS-DOS original and sees a group of mercenaries travelling to a tropical island. Reviews // 20th Dec 2018 - 4 years ago // By Mark Reece Jagged Alliance: Rage Review
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