Some classes get little-to-no choice in their weapons. Right now, the selection of weapons available are around thirty in number. In terms of customization, what we get with Ravaged is the ability to choose what weapons we spawn with. There is the fast-moving recon, the machine-gun wielding heavy soldier, the soldier equipped with an assault rifle, a sniper and an anti-vehicle and explosions specialist. In Ravaged, you get to choose between 5 classes, which are your typical FPS archetypes. Even being able to randomly gain weapons to equip would be preferred. I enjoy customization in my games, even my FPS games.
Which, depending on what you like, can be a good thing or a bad thing. This is where Ravaged really does not shine. Overall, I was happy with the controls in Ravaged. While I wish for what is not there, I am glad for what is. There was not a thing I did not use or that got in the way. There were some things missing that I would have enjoyed having, such as the ability to lean from side-to-side to make shooting around walls more fun.Īll the controls were smooth as can be, for both infantry and vehicles.
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It is your usual FPS control scheme that anyone who has played an FPS on the PC is quite familiar with. Ravaged does not introduce anything new or different in terms of controls. It felt so satisfying being able to spawn as a Sniper, find a nice cliff and then look half-way across the map with my scope and see an enemy, line up the shot, and then watch him explode into a gory mess. It was one of the things that made me enjoy the game the most. I could go on and on about how mind blown I was with the graphics in Ravaged. Vehicles were a blast to drive around in – and not just because they go fast, they looked brilliant too. The weapons worked well with each character and never looked out of place. Each character feels like it has a personality and story behind it. The weapons, vehicles and characters are all wonderful. I was astonished with how well designed the maps were. And let me tell you, walking around on the Statue of Liberty’s stomach while sniping enemies was a superb experience. While playing, you will often find yourself just admiring the landscape. Similar to the graphics in Borderlands, but very much its own style.Īs I mentioned, the maps are great. The best way I can describe it is realistic-but-slightly-cartoonish. You will find landmarks such as the Statue of Liberty (decapitated, of course) in them, which makes this alien world feel almost familiar. The lack of customization features is a bit saddening, though. It has nearly everything you could want in a post-apocalyptic shooter with a focus on vehicle combat.
The feature list in Ravaged, while not the biggest, is pretty nice. You can spawn on your squad leader to quickly get back in the action. Squad up with your friends and clan-mates while in a match. Up to 64 players per server makes for epic online battles between players. Choose which of Ravaged factions you want to fight for, each with their own particular style.Īll Online. Explore what remains of the world after the apocalypse.Ĭhoose Your Side. Very detailed and beautiful maps to play on. Most vehicles have multiple seats, so you can have teammates gun for you or they can just hitch a ride to the next capture point.īeautiful maps. The game currently has 10 vehicles you can drive. The Resistance wants to use them to rebuild society, and the Scavengers just want to make it their own. Two factions, the “Resistance” and the “Scavengers” are in a constant battle to claim what is left of the world’s resources. Our world, as we know it, has ended and is now a place of war and destruction. The world of Ravaged is a massive “What-if” scenario of our own planet. The developers warn players that teamwork and skill are essential to play this game and warn noobs to beware! They also say that 2 Dawn Games is community focused and depend on the ideas and feedback of the community to make the game the best that it can be. The game boasts fast-paced combat, amazing maps, and constant mayhem. Ravaged is a Vehicular FPS brought to us by 2 Dawn Games, a mixture of AAA and Indie developers. By Jordan Hall (ApocaRUFF), OnRPG Journalist
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