User Reviews (1 - 11 of 14)

Show these reviews first:

Highest Rated
Lowest Rated Newest
Oldest Most Helpful
Least Helpful

It wouldnt work

1 Rating: 1, Useful: 2 / 4
Date: June 03, 2001
Author: Amazon User

the dang game just wouldnt work on my pc, and when i went to my freinds house who had an old pc that would run it, it didnt have any sound. Oh well.

this game Stinks pee you bad

1 Rating: 1, Useful: 0 / 7
Date: April 08, 2001
Author: Amazon User

This game stinks, thats all I have to say, trust me, I think better third person shooting games are out there, like Half-Life, now that game rules...

Did not like this one

1 Rating: 1, Useful: 1 / 4
Date: March 16, 2001
Author: Amazon User

Did not like this one, it is a cheap copy of Duke Nukem 3d. I think it is a bad copy of it. If you want real fun buy by Duke Nukem instead of this one. I think that the comedy is in the game is crude and stupid.

not another duke wanna be

1 Rating: 1, Useful: 0 / 2
Date: March 18, 2001
Author: Amazon User

this game was a disappointment, kinda like duke 3d but not quite. Really dont that great, I brought it back.

Crude and Rude

1 Rating: 1, Useful: 0 / 3
Date: March 19, 2001
Author: Amazon User

crude, and lowclass not entertainment, the language is horrable, I must say I like games with some violence and cursing, but this one goes over the edge a little. I did not find it entertaining.

Redneck Rampage was one of the greats, but don't buy this version

1 Rating: 1, Useful: 1 / 2
Date: January 21, 2006
Author: Amazon User

This is just a demo version repackaged. It only has seven levels and no movies - although maybe the reason I couldn't see the movies was because of my hardware. Which brings me to my other point, be prepared to do a lot of nerd-hacking to try to get this to run on Windows XP, no matter which version you buy.

Rednecks Rule!

3 Rating: 3, Useful: 0 / 1
Date: November 02, 2003
Author: Amazon User

Your a Redneck, your town is being takin ov'r by space critters. So, you grab your trusty shotgun, some beer and pies (the really good kind!). You drink, piss, and kill things! That is the name of the game in this 1st person shooter. That is it, after all you are a Redneck!

cheap low tech fun game

3 Rating: 3, Useful: 2 / 3
Date: October 09, 2001
Author: Amazon User

this is an older game so it is cheap. It is fun, though silly. Good for about 40 hours then you've conquered it and it will get old. This is not diablo III man, it is Redneck Rampage. Have fun, drink a beer, and turn the brain off and enjoy.

Wheeeeee- Doggies!

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 7 / 9
Date: May 08, 2000
Author: Amazon User

W'all, hiya there. Ah'm a-guessin' that yer aimin' to know what ah think 'bout this here computer game that those mighty decent folks down at Interplay whipped up, known as 'Redneck Rampage'. W'all, lemme sets y'all straight then.

If'n y'all are inta that there 'Quake' or the classic 'Doom', this plays purty much the same ways. First-person three-dee, wh'ar yer wastin' foes and alien hordes left 'n' right. Ya's got'cher choice of shootin' irons, frum the six-shooter ta the shotgun, an' even a crossbow that fa'rs them there TNT arra's. Ya's get shot up, just glug down a six-pack and/or a moon pie to re-fuel. If'n ya's find a dee-lishus goo-goo cluster, yer on the fast track ta prime redneck health while wastin' alien-bred clones of some of the least-tolerated citizens of these here parts. 'Course, if'n ya ever seen tha original folks these guys were made frum, ya'd have no problems blowin' them straight ta perdition too. So, don'cha fret none 'bout it, ya hear?

Anuther neat thang that this here... um... wachamacallit gots is soundtrack music ta slay by raht on thuh CD-ROM. Ya's got some fine tunes by the good ol' boys The Beat Farmers and that thar high-society band Mojo Nixon. Just'n ya be careful when's ya play thuh CD Rom... ya gotta be sure ta skip ta track two buhfore it plays. Yer ears will thank ya's for it, buhlieve yew me. Heck, some tahms I gets kinda sentimental, and ah'll throw in muh Hank Williams, Sr. Greatest Hits CD, and mow down thuh aliens an' clones ta that.

Ain't all that thar new-fangled technology sumthin'?

'Late...

Almost as fun as a roll in the hay with Daisy Mae

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 8 / 8
Date: November 26, 2004
Author: Amazon User

Having just had the chance to reacquaint myself with Redneck Rampage for the first time in several years (yes, it is possible to play the game in Windows XP - but I'll get to that), I found it just as much fun as ever. This game never got its proper due, mainly due to the subject matter and such overshadowing contemporaries as Quake and Duke Nukem back in the mid-90s, but it is impressive on just about every level: gameplay, graphics, music, sound, and humor. The game was built using the Duke Nukem 3D engine, and this allows for plenty of entertaining interaction with the gaming environment; the level of detail is obviously lacking when judged by today's standards, but this remains a vivid, fun, quirky, and complex world to play in. All kinds of sound effects further add to the game's special charm, especially the phrases and exclamations your redneck hero mutters from time to time (all of which are not perfectly suitable for youngsters - thus, a parental lock feature allows you to take some of the redneck out of the redneck).

You play Leonard, and you're not happy. Gosh-durn aliens have landed right here in Hicksville, and they are cloning regular folks like Billy Ray left and right; that's bad enough, but now they've really gone too far - those alien scumbags have gone and stolen your fav-o-rite pig. It's time for them to pay; your pal Bubba is a little soft in the head (and the fact that you whack him upside the head with your crowbar to end each level isn't helping him any in the brains department), so it's up to you to show these aliens who's boss in these parts. You fight your way through fourteen intricate levels which take you all over town (junkyard, drive-inn, sewers, smelting plant, chicken processing plant, mortuary, etc.) facing a cast of bad guys including Skinny Old Coots, the aforementioned good-ole-boy Billy Ray clones, that pesky, sharp-shootin' sheriff Lester T. Hobbs, and annoying alien critters as those nasty, slippery Turd Minions, alien Hulks, and the curvy but ultra-deadly alien Vixens. You start out with your trusty crowbar, but you can find all sorts of nice implements with which to make your point: shotgun, huntin' rifle, dynamite, crossbow, ripsaw blade shooter, and - if'n you kill an alien hulk, a loaded alien space gun.

Don't go looking for any of those fancy medical kits to take care of your deteriorating health; you survive by munching cow pies, drinking beer and liquor, and - when it's true rampage time - homemade moonshine. Too much liquor makes you drunk as a skunk, and too many cow pies slow you down. The game is more challenging than you might expect, too. If you're as bad a gamer as I am, you will likely find yourself wandering back and forth all over a given level looking for that last darn key you need; the good news, though, is that all but a couple of the secrets you need to find are at least intuitive. Even when you're stuck, you can enjoy the music that drives this game forward; it includes foot-stompin' tracks from the likes of the Reverend Horton Heat and Mojo Nixon. This is just good old entertainment with no redeeming quality whatsoever.

I do want to let folks know that this game will run on Windows XP. You'll need to get hold of a couple of files, which you can find online (look up Bertram's Lair to find a tutorial for running the game on XP), and there's a certain way you need to start the game, but there's really very little to it - and the game runs like a charm.

Review Page: 1 2 Next 

Actions