#Rage in peace trailer trial
The player's objective is to avoid various hidden traps and obstacles (often requiring previous knowledge or trial and error) from killing Timmy, so that he may die peacefully "in his pyjamas". The player controls Timmy Malinu, an actuary, who comes into work to be informed by the grim reaper that he was meant to die that day.
#Rage in peace trailer full
Prior to the full release, the game's demo was made available on platforms such as itch.io, indieDB and Game Jolt. The game was released on both Steam and the Nintendo eShop on 8 November 2018. Īt the end of July, it was announced that Rage in Peace would also see a Nintendo Switch release. The game's soundtrack was done through collaboration with an Indonesian indie label. Its developers remarked in an interview that the game was intended to remind the players "of their own mortality in a non-scary way", with them also stating that the game was loosely inspired by Brazilian novelist Paulo Coelho's stories. The game is the first video game title released by Rolling Glory, which largely operates as a creative digital services firm and had only 2 employees working full-time on the game.
Although the game did not make top 10 out of the 800 submissions to be played in PewDiePie's channel (it ranked 17th), it was played on his stream regardless, causing other YouTube channels to play the game as well and drawing interest into it. Rage in Peace started out as a prototype developed during the "Indies vs PewDiePie" Game Jam in 2014. Released on 8 November 2018 on Steam and Nintendo Switch, the game centers around avoiding traps and obstacles in order to be able to die peacefully. Woodstock 99: Peace, Love, and Rage is directed by Garret Price Produced by Sean Keegan and Adam Gibbs Executive produced by Bill Simmons, Jody Gerson, and Marc Cimino Co-executive produced by Geoff Chow, Sean Fennessey, and Noah Malale.Rage in Peace is a side-scrolling platform game developed by Indonesian indie studio Rolling Glory Jam and published by Toge Productions.
Music Box series, a Ringer Films Production in association with Polygram Entertainment, is created by Bill Simmons. Set to a soundtrack of the era’s most aggressive rock bands, the film also reappraises the 1960s mythos, revealing hard truths about the dangers of rose-tinted nostalgia in the age of commercialism and bottom-line profits. Unfolding over three days of intense heat and non-stop performances, Woodstock 99: Peace, Love, and Rage examines how the festival eventually collapsed under the weight of its own misguided ambition and resulted in a grim outcome, earning the event the infamous distinction of “the day the nineties died.” The documentary focuses a spotlight on American youth at the end of the millennium, in the shadow of Columbine and the looming hysteria of Y2K, pinpointing a moment in time when the angst of a generation galvanized into a seismic cultural shift. Directed by Garret Price ( Love, Antosha), the film tells the story of Woodstock ‘99, a music festival promoted to echo unity and counterculture idealism of the original 1969 concert, but instead devolved into riots, looting, and sexual assaults. Woodstock 99: Peace, Love, and Rage is the first film to debut as part of Music Box, a collection of documentary films created by Bill Simmons ( Andre The Giant, Showbiz Kids) exploring pivotal moments in the music world.
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