Re-volt.io Website Review

It features great gameplay, realistic physics that still hold up to this day and bright and colorful visuals. It's a game aimed at people who just want to play a funky arcade racing game as well as for people who seek a more competitive challenge. It's meant for all ages and occasions: Play for yourself or in the local network with friends, or even online! Re-Volt is very modding-friendly: Getting your ideas in the game is quite easy. There are also thousands of custom creations to choose from to make the game your own. The customization community is still very active! To this day, new tracks and cars are still being created. Online Races are held regularly as well. The online schedule lists all upcoming races and special events, and information about them: Allowed cars, tracks, who's hosting, etc. Re-Volters. There are channels for online racing, custom cars and tracks and general conversations. Everyone is welcome to join! Re-Volt is a very extensible and moddable game. Getting your ideas in the game isn't hard: Cars and tracks are made of simple 3D models and The game has been around for nearly 20 years. Within that time, many cars and tracks have been created by people from the community. You can do*nload additional cars and tracks on these websites: Do*nloaded content has to be extracted to the game folder. Tracks and cars are located in the levels and cars directories respectively. We expected this podcast to be the shortest one so far, yet it turned out that the very opposite happened. We didn't exactly plan on spending that long on the Q&A section, that's for sure! This time around, we also included unreleased music by ZetaSphere, one of the We weren't very happy with how this podcast turned out, but we decided that we might as well release it as it is and just do a better job next time. Nonetheless, we hope you can overlook our various blunders and that you'll enjoy this month's podcast!