The End of the World is the Beginning of Rage
By Dr. Elara Vance | January 01, 0001
The latest rummy best developer documentary for id Software’s Rage demonstrates just how similar the 
story of this game is to a Fallout title. The world is ending. 
You’re packed inside an underground vault to ride out the apocalypse, only to awaken as the sole survival of your particular ark. You wander the wastelands, fighting mutants and humans alike. At first you struggle to survive, but then you get caught up in events much larger than yourself. It’s like a ‘what if?’ Fallout story 
where rummy golds the apocalypse doesn’t happen until the middle of the next century. I’m rummy mars perfectly fine with this.
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