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About Redout

By the 26th century, Earth is a tough, empty planet mainly used for shows and games. The biggest sport is the Solar Redout Racing League. Pilots fly super-fast anti-gravity ships in dangerous races for fame. Conquer rapid loops, treacherous turns, and intense physics to secure your position as the fastest!

• Speed through more than 100 competitions on 25 courses, enhancing your anti-gravity vehicle and battling in boss circuits.
• Try 11 different race types. Join one of six teams that drive differently. Use and improve more than 10 special power-ups during races.
• Experience pure velocity through rapid collisions, soaring terrains, and immersive VR integration for unparalleled control.
• Challenge up to 11 players online from any location to determine who is the top pilot.

Redout Reviews

Overall, Redout is an amazing racing game and by far the best anti-gravity one on Nintendo Switch. It offers simplistic but meaningful customization, diverse environments, and RPG-like mechanics that provide replay ability, all without sacrificing performance for the most part. There was only one thing that was a big turn-off for me, and that was it’s online multiplayer.

Pure Nintendo

It’s a pretty good game, but there’s a lingering sense that Redout could’ve been so much more if it were buffed up in a few key areas. The lacklustre online, complete omission of local multiplayer, and the overall shoddy performance hold this one back from being something great, and it’s a real shame. Even so, the stellar art style, catchy soundtrack, and in-depth career mode ensure that it’s a satisfying experience for those who can put up with the difficulty.

Nintendo Life

With questionable graphics interrupting the gameplay every now and then, the visuals may become the game’s undoing for players looking for a high-resolution racer. Fortunately, Redout offers a lot of different modes of play and numerous challenges to keep one entertained, so much so that some of the dips in visuals can be partially forgiven if you are willing to accept it.

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