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The fastest racing game in the universe. Redout 2 is a tribute to classic arcade racing games and the sequel to the critically acclaimed Redout. Reach impossible speeds in exhilarating futuristic races across a

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About Redout 2

Redout 2 delivers ultra‑fast anti‑gravity racing across a semi‑abandoned Earth, echoing classic arcade racers. Players pilot hover‑ships through twisting tracks, loops and jumps while a dynamic electronic soundtrack drives the action.

The title offers a sprawling single‑player campaign, 12‑player online PvP, extensive ship customization and full controller support, making it both a pick‑up‑and‑play experience and a deep skill‑based racer.

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Speed and Control

Redout 2 centers on blazing velocities and an intuitive driving system that rewards both casual entry and high‑skill mastery. The anti‑gravity physics let you bend, loop and swoop through extreme track elements.

The design references anti‑gravity classics, delivering a steep skill ceiling while remaining approachable for new players.

  • Try different steering inputs to discover a comfortable balance for high‑speed turns.
  • Watch how track layout influences momentum and plan early braking points.

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Extensive Career Mode

The single‑player career spans hundreds of events across 36 unique racetracks, covering Arena Races, Time Attacks, Last Man Standing and Boss Races. Each event challenges you to dominate the finish line.

All tracks are reversible, letting you experience each layout from opposite directions without new assets.

  • Test each track in both directions to discover new optimal racing lines.
  • Focus on mastering one race type before moving to the next for steady progress.
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Competitive Multiplayer

Redout 2 supports 12‑player online PvP races, allowing real‑time competition against others. Seasonal updates add fresh challenges and custom content.

Seasons include unique aesthetic rewards alongside regularly-added custom content.

  • Join a season early to become familiar with its unique aesthetic themes.
  • Observe top players to learn effective racing lines and boost timing.

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Comprehensive Ship Customization

Players can select from 12 distinct chassis and modify hoverships with propulsors, stabilizers, rudders, intercoolers, flaps, magnets, wings, spoilers, rocket engines, paints and more. This system lets you tailor performance and appearance.

Your best high-speed highlights can be captured and shared via Photo Mode.

  • Mix component types to see how each affects handling and speed.
  • Use Photo Mode to document setups that feel most comfortable.

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Jaw‑Dropping Soundtrack

The game features a dynamic electronic soundtrack, including tracks by Giorgio Moroder, Zardonic and Dance with the Dead. Music‑master algorithms blend songs based on real‑time race data.

The soundtrack adapts to race intensity, enhancing immersion and excitement.

  • Notice how the music shifts during high‑speed sections for added focus.
  • Explore the track list to discover favorite artists before racing.

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    Redout 2 FAQ

    How many chassis can I choose from?

    Redout 2 offers twelve distinct chassis for players to select and customize.

    What is the maximum number of players in an online race?

    Online multiplayer supports up to twelve players competing simultaneously.

    Does the game include full controller support?

    Yes, full controller support is listed among the game’s features.

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    Official resources and further reading

    Original editorial guidance. Game imagery and trailers are provided by the publisher through Steam. Media and reference links checked 2026-10-23. Game versions, supported platforms, and balance can change; consult the linked release notes for current details.