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Mac notice: The game is 32-bit only and will not work on macOS 10.15 and up.
Mac notice: The game is 32-bit only and will not work on macOS 10.15 and up.
Posted on: October 16, 2025
cyberlawusa
Verified ownerGames: 522 Reviews: 2
A fun filled classic!
Great. Not for cutting age graphics but for its humour and concepts. Great soundtrack too.
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Posted on: October 18, 2025
mrdj0060
Verified ownerGames: 126 Reviews: 2
Yeeehawww!
Hold on to ur butt with this one
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Posted on: October 31, 2025
Presto.362
Verified ownerGames: 206 Reviews: 2
Needs a Preservation Pass for sure
Its aged poorly, could use some love from the Preservation Program
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Posted on: May 7, 2011
Remmke
Verified ownerGames: 398 Reviews: 7
Flawed but great!
The biggest issue with the game is the somewhat confusing level-design, I mean sometimes I don't know where to go at all and happen to find the right way by luck. Sometimes its a grey key on a grey floor, damn. The sewer and underground levels are probably the hardest. On the other side you have trailers park coupled with tornadoes and even a bowling alley or a outdoor movie theater, no lack of location to visit so I have to commend them on that. Next up is the difficulty, Blood has the same issue, there are these "hit-scan" enemies that can direct hit you from any distance with god-like reflexes and your health drains at an insane pace and this is with a modern control scheme.. holy moly! But then again it not easy walk in the park like Doom which did become very easy with WASD and strafing, but you have good difficulty and bad difficulty as in unfair. I mean you have these women in latex suits that have machine guns on their... breasts. And whenever you see those better have some explosives or one-shot weaponry around. There are plenty of more of these enemies so be warned. All in all it's not top-line good as Duke Nukem 3D that you can play over and over again but memorable enough to play through once in a while for shits and giggles. I would rate it 3.5/5 but gave it a 4/5 because of all the content in this gog.com version.
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Posted on: December 18, 2013
gully_dwarf
Verified ownerGames: 536 Reviews: 23
It's probably fun for the nostalgic.
I'm kind of embarrassed I didn't review this sooner, seeing as how I bought and played a handful of levels of it back in 2011... but I I'm going to just come right out and say it: I was immediately repulsed by the art design, the lack of volume control on the music (which itself wasn't pleasant, but I was willing to put up with for the sake of getting into the right "mindset" for the game), the large and mostly empty levels, the horrid and repetitive enemies, and the mind numbing amount of searching it takes to find anything in the game. That wandering search for keys kills any sort of pacing the game has. One of the reasons Blood, Duke 3D, and Heretic are so damnably fun is that they're fast paced, and it doesn't take a whole lot of wandering the levels to find keycards, keys or runes. They know better than to overstay their welcome. Redneck Rampage overstays its welcome in every single level, and my recollection of it is boring travel with a yellowish landscape interspersed with fighting exceptionally ugly sprites. All the while being assaulted with awful music so loud that it drowns out what little dialogue there is (you CAN turn it off however, but then... you're wandering in silence, which makes it even more boring). I can't recall much about the weapons, but that in itself isn't necessarily a bad thing. They most likely function as intended, but they didn't leave a lasting impression on me one way or another. One day, I may give Redneck Rampage another go, and see if my opinion changes, but I feel a lot like I wasted my money and my time with it, and absolutely nothing in the game managed to mitigate my antipathy toward it. I'm probably being too hard on Redneck Rampage. It likely never intended to be anything more than a mindless shooter, and for many, it undoubtedly fulfills that niche well. My problem is that I bought the game after seeing so many 5 star reviews and fond memories others related - but RR didn't live up to the expectations they created.
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