Outrage Games

COMPANY» Founded 1997-12-01

Ann Arbor,Michigan,USA

A former spin off video game company created when Parallax Software, the company that developed Descent, split in 1997. Known for their development of Descent 3.

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Overview

Based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, Outrage Games was primarily lead by Matt Toschlog. Outrage Games was originally formed when Descentdeveloper Parallax Software split into two companies in December 1997:  Volitionand Outrage Entertainment. After the split, Outrage Entertainment remained close with Volition, sharing resources and helping out on many of their game projects. Outrage Entertainment's first game release was Descent 3 (Game) in 1999. They were later purchased by publisher THQ (Company) on April 4, 2002 along with Volition and renamed Outrage Games. In July 2004, THQ shut down Outrage Games while keeping Volition in operation.

Major releases developed by Outrage Games include Descent 3 (Game), Alter Echo (Game), and Red Faction II (Game) (PC (Platform)).

Developed Games

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Descent 3: Mercenary (Game)

30 November 1999

An official expansion pack containing seven brand new missions that take place between the events of Descent 2 and Descent 3.

PC​

Alter Echo (Game)

19 August 2003

Alter Echo is a third-person action game that allows you to change your EchoPlast suit so that it is in Sword-form, Gun-form or Stealth-form.

PS2​ PS3N​ XBOX​

Rubu Tribe (Game)

Unknown Release

Rubu Tribe was an Action game, developed by Outrage Games and published by Interplay, which was cancelled before it was released.

PS2​

Published Games

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Company details

Name

Outrage Games

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Founded

1 December 1997

Location

Ann Arbor,Michigan,USA

Website

Aliases

Outrage Entertainment

Developed Games

• Descent 3: Mercenary (Game)
• Alter Echo (Game)
• Rubu Tribe (Game)
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Published Games

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Franchises

• Descent (Franchise)
• Red Faction (Franchise)

People

• None

Characters

• Material Defender (Character)
• Samuel Dravis (Character)
• Alias (Character)
• Dopefish (Character)
• Molov (Character)
• Nevin (Character)
• Quill (Character)
• Repta (Character)
• Shrike (Character)
• Tangier (Character)

Concepts

• Crosshair (Concept)
• First-Person Perspective (Concept)
• GOG.com (Concept)
• Aggressive Door-Opening (Concept)
• Bink Video (Concept)
• Computer Virus (Concept)
• Contextual Controller Rumble (Concept)
• Credits Menu Option (Concept)
• Damage Flash (Concept)
• Death (Concept)
• Destructible Environment (Concept)
• Difficulty Level (Concept)
• Electronic Music (Concept)
• Energy Weapons (Concept)
• Escape From Exploding Building (Concept)
• Exploding Barrel (Concept)
• Explosion (Concept)
• Flat Shading (Concept)
• Full Motion Video (Concept)
• Health (Concept)

Locations

• Mars (Location)
• Sewer (Location)
• Subway (Location)
• Alley (Location)
• Catacombs (Location)
• Cemetery (Location)
• Church (Location)
• City (Location)
• Deimos (Location)
• Europa (Location)
• Factory (Location)
• Laboratory (Location)
• Military Base (Location)
• Mine (Location)
• Missile Base (Location)
• Office Building (Location)
• Prison (Location)
• Rooftops (Location)
• Ruined City (Location)
• Space (Location)

Objects

• Ammo (Object)
• Door (Object)
• Gatling Gun (Object)
• Gun (Object)
• Planet (Object)
• Railgun (Object)
• Shield (Object)
• Spaceship (Object)
• Train (Object)
• Acid (Object)
• Assault Rifle (Object)
• Auto Shotgun (Object)
• Automated Sentry Gun (Object)
• Boulder (Object)
• Crop Top (Object)
• Drone (Object)
• Dropship (Object)
• Energy Force Shield (Object)
• Fingerless Gloves (Object)
• Fire Hydrant (Object)