Fit check
Is Redout: Enhanced Edition worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Arcade racing fans who want anti-gravity vehicles and physics-based handling
- Players seeking structured progression across more than 100 racing events
- Competitive groups interested in online races with up to 12 participants
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a relaxed racer may find the high-speed handling and demanding track control too intense
- Those wanting short, simple race structures may not enjoy the career progression, 11 event types, upgrades, and boss circuits
- Players looking for conventional wheeled vehicles rather than anti-gravity ships
- Players without compatible VR hardware who specifically want a VR-only racing experience
Our take on Redout: Enhanced Edition
Rather than using ordinary cars on conventional circuits, the game centers on anti-gravity ships whose movement responds to slopes, magnetic forces, braking, and acceleration. Its racing structure also extends beyond standard laps through 11 event types, boss circuits, powerup upgrades, and a large career mode.
What is Redout: Enhanced Edition?
Redout is an arcade racing game built around anti-gravity ships, physics-based handling, and high-speed tracks set on a semi-abandoned Earth.
Career mode includes more than 100 events, six teams, four racing classes, 11 event types, and ship upgrades. The game offers 25 tracks across five locations, along with boss circuits and more than 10 upgradable racing powerups. Online races support up to 12 players. Optional VR support includes cockpit view for Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, and OSVR. Tracks use slopes, turns, braking, acceleration, and magnetic forces to shape each vehicle’s movement. A dynamic soundtrack changes with driving performance, and the game supports full 5. 1 audio.
How Redout: Enhanced Edition plays
- 01Career progression
- The career includes more than 100 events, six teams, four racing classes, and ship upgrades.
- 02Physics-based handling
- Track geometry, magnetic forces, braking, acceleration, steering, strafing, and turbo use affect the ship’s movement.
- 03Online multiplayer
- Online races can include up to 12 players.
- 04Track variety
- The game contains 25 tracks across five locations, plus boss circuits and 11 event types.
- 05Upgradable powerups
- More than 10 racing-focused powerups include turbo, shields, self-repair, grip, and slipstream effects.
- 06Optional VR support
- VR play supports Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, and OSVR, with a cockpit view.
- 07Dynamic soundtrack
- Music changes with driving performance and supports full 5.1 audio.
Redout: Enhanced Edition compared to similar games
GRIP: Combat Racing combines wheeled and airborne vehicles with combat weapons, while Redout focuses on anti-gravity ships, physics-driven handling, racing powerups, and structured career events. Barro uses small cars and offers arcade, time trial, and split-screen multiplayer modes, whereas Redout emphasizes futuristic tracks, online races for up to 12 players, VR support, and 11 event types.
Redout: Enhanced Edition: platforms & release
Is Redout: Enhanced Edition worth it?
It is worth it if: arcade racing fans who want anti-gravity vehicles and physics-based handling. Skip it if: players seeking a relaxed racer may find the high-speed handling and demanding track control too intense.
Where can I download Redout: Enhanced Edition?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Redout: Enhanced Edition's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Redout: Enhanced Edition on?
Windows only.
