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Re-Volt lets you guide one of 28 remote control cars through insane race tracks set in unusual environments. Curbs become huge walls, toys are obstacles, and everything is fair game to drive on, through, or ove

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About Re-Volt

Re‑Volt is a racing title where players control one of 28 remote‑control cars on oversized tracks that turn everyday objects into massive obstacles. The game’s environments range from museums to supermarkets, giving each race a playful, larger‑than‑life feel.

Developed by Acclaim Studios Teesside, Re‑Volt offers both solo and competitive play, supporting LAN PvP and PvP. It runs on Windows and includes Steam Workshop tools, partial controller support, and family‑sharing capabilities for flexible multiplayer sessions.

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Gameplay Basics

Players guide a remote‑control car through tracks where curbs become walls and toys serve as obstacles. The scale of the cars makes everyday items feel gigantic, creating a unique racing experience.

The game emphasizes speed and navigation, allowing drivers to drive on, through, or over track elements. No additional mechanics such as upgrades or repairs are described.

  • Observe how track objects affect handling before committing to a line.
  • Experiment with different cars to find a size and handling feel that suits your style.

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Track Variety

There are 13 tracks divided among four Cups, each set in distinct locations such as museums, supermarkets, and neighborhoods. This variety offers visual and structural differences between races.

Each track’s theme influences the placement of oversized objects, shaping the racing line and potential shortcuts without adding hidden mechanics.

  • Study the layout of each cup to anticipate recurring obstacle types.
  • Use the visual theme to guess where larger obstacles may appear.
Re-Volt official gameplay screenshot
Publisher-provided gameplay image · Acclaim Studios Teesside

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Car Selection

Players can choose from 28 distinct remote‑control cars. Each car is treated as a separate vehicle for the race, but no specific performance differences are listed.

Selection occurs before a race begins, allowing you to pick a car that matches your preferred handling style.

  • Try a few cars in practice mode to gauge their responsiveness.
  • Pick a car that feels comfortable for the track’s obstacle density.

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Multiplayer Options

Re‑Volt supports both single‑player and multiplayer modes, including PvP and LAN PvP. Players can compete locally or over a network using the game's built‑in features.

Family Sharing is also listed, indicating that household members can access the game through this Steam feature.

  • Set up a LAN session for low‑latency competition with friends.
  • Use Family Sharing to let household members try the game without separate purchases.

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Steam Workshop Integration

The game includes Steam Workshop support, allowing players to create or download community content. This feature expands the variety of community content beyond the base offering.

Workshop content is optional and does not affect the core gameplay described in the base game.

  • Browse the Workshop for fan‑made tracks that match your preferred themes.
  • Test community cars in a private session before entering competitive races.

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    Re-Volt FAQ

    What platforms can I play Re‑Volt on?

    Re‑Volt is available on Windows; it is not listed for macOS or Linux.

    How many cars can I choose from?

    The game offers 28 distinct remote‑control cars for selection before each race.

    Does Re‑Volt support local network multiplayer?

    Yes, the game includes LAN PvP, allowing players to race against each other over a local network.

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    Original editorial guidance. Game imagery and trailers are provided by the publisher through Steam. Media and reference links checked 2026-10-24. Game versions, supported platforms, and balance can change; consult the linked release notes for current details.