What are the Borderlands undertones and influences in rage

[Fal@gun]

I am really pleased to hear that rage also will be coming up with Borderlands and many other exiting features, so can you please post me some reviews about the game and what are the other feature that make the game so interesting to play???

[Daksha90]

Rage is all set to get release on October 7th; this is a look at just a few of the reasons why it's causing such a swirl around the gamers of the world.
Style
The fact that I would suggest is style of the game Post apocalyptic shooters in common have literally no ties or limits with their creative range. The fact that the game is having no ties or trends to go after means the game can be exactly as fascinating as the developers wants it to be, without thinking about this, that, or even the other.
Background Story
The foundation of the story intrigues me to the point where I wish there was a book and this was an adaptation made by the book. An asteroid has annihilated the planet and curved it into the badlands, but The development of the factions and the ‘Authority’ as the main enemy, and how Earth made it to this state drive home some undertone of injured and evade that will no doubt rear their head during that path of the game.
Environment
I’ll say it. The best part of the scenery does look like Borderlands, assorted with Bullet storm and having a dash of Brink chucked in for zest. But, that’s awesome. Wide open spaces for vehicles madness and close quarters buildings and courtyards make for some seriously eye-catching combat game play.
Weapons
The one thing that sometimes makes games more about your kit than the story itself is the vast amount of identical weapons and pieces of armor you can obtain throughout. The guys at ID especially like to keep things simple.

[Ashley Parker]

For the first time in the history of the game an A in a circle/O is a common symbol for Anarchy, so they're probably both the drawing from a much older symbol in that case it will definitely be fun to play.