According to ESRB, this game contains: Animated Violence 

Parents with only one or two children seeking a shooting game, should probably look for something with a more satisfying single-player mode since Rage Wars loses its appeal when played solitaire. Try Winback or Medal Of Honor for the PlayStation instead. If we're talking about larger families and parents don't mind their kids 'gunning' for each other, Rage Wars can be a worthwhile diversion. A more wholesome choice (if you believe in American 'family values') for multiplayer family fun would be Mario Party, Smash Bros. or Crash Team Racing.

Console owners, who think that Rage Wars can match all the online thrills of Quake III, will be disappointed. Without the presence of an online community and more opponents battling at the same time, Rage Wars seems lacking despite having solid production values.

But for multiplayer or first-person shooter fans who think that 4-player matchups like the ones found in GoldenEye 007 was the best thing since sliced bread, they will find many options and a solid package overall in Rage Wars that I marginally recommend. Whatever type of gamer you are you will need to invest in a memory pak. Hi-rez is the only way to play this game.

Chi Kong Lui
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