34BigThings pulled off some significant results with the first Redout, which is why it makes sense that via Saber Interactive, Embracer Group tasked the team to work on a sequel for the anti-gravity racing game.
Redout II’s Steam page reveals a lot of details: “The fastest racing game in the universe, Redout II is a tribute to classic arcade racing games and the sequel to the critically acclaimed Redout, where racing through the dystopian wastelands of a semi-abandoned Earth is one of the galaxy’s most popular sports. Deep control systems, robust hovership customization and a killer soundtrack, make Redout II the premier anti-gravity racer. Reach impossible speeds in exciting futuristic races across an extensive single-player campaign and competitive multiplayer.
[…] In the tradition of Anti-Gravity racing classics like WipEout and F-Zero, experience blazing fast speeds and an intuitive driving system that makes Redout II a blast to pick up and play, but also rewarding for those prepared to master the super-high skill ceiling. Bend, loop and swoop through the most insane twists and jumps in racing game history. Fly through hundreds of events across 36 unique racetracks – all of which are reversible! From Arena Races and Time Attacks to Last Man Standing and intense Boss Races, dart past the competition and dominate the finish line.
Race against others in intense 12-player online multiplayer action. Dive into fresh challenges with regularly-added custom content, alongside seasons that include unique aesthetic rewards. Choose from 12 different chassis and fully customize your hovership with an incredible selection of propulsors, stabilizers, rudders, intercoolers, flaps, magnets, wings, spoilers, rocket engines, paints and more! Create and share your best high-speed highlights with Photo Mode. We feature superstar electronic artists, including the legendary Giorgio Moroder and acclaimed talents like Zardonic and Dance with the Dead. Our music-master algorithms seamlessly and dynamically mix tracks based on real-time race data,” 34BigThings wrote.
Redout II will launch in 2022 on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, PC (Steam, Epic Games Store), PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch.
Source: Gematsu
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