Redout 2, the arcade racing game by 34BigThings, received a major patch today. Update 1.1.0 brings new features, balancing changes, audio tweaks, and tons of bug fixes.
The patch implemented a brand-new HUD for the game. The new HUD catches the aesthetic vision of racing at crazy speeds. Gameplay cameras have been tuned to make sure that they give players a better sense of speed and control.
Visual improvements have been made and performance is optimized. The patch also tuned the game’s difficulty and lowered the Star requirements for progression globally. You can read the rest of the changes below.
General
- General visual improvements and bug fixing on all environments
- Minor addition of visual elements across different environments
- Fixed ship explosions from dropping frames
- Fixed crashes for first-time players
- Fixed instances where the ground would clip through the racetrack on different environments
- Fixed an instance in which sometimes the track is displayed as inactive after the player uses time rewind
- Fixed collisions with track and terrain in many different environments
- Fixed to AI behaviors and respawns in many different tracks
- Fixed a fatal error for PC users who launched the game without internet connection
- Fixed leaderboard errors on PC
- Fixed Tartarus Reverse tracks AI navigation and player respawn positions
Gameplay
- Tuned the gameplay cameras to allow for a better sensation of speed and control
- Record times for both “Speed” and “Time Attack” modes in various Career events made easier to achieve to allow for a more enjoyable experience across all levels of skill
UI
- Events now show what rewards are unlocked
- Fixed some localization errors displayed in the UI
- Added additional animations to the UI when moving across windows
- Added missing button icons for several hints in Cinematic race in Turkish
- Fixed some pilot names not translated into Japanese
- Updated the indicator for customization unlocks to make it more clear when new aesthetic pieces are available
- Unlocked pieces are now displayed first when navigating visual component menus
Audio
- Added Dynamic Mix improvements
- Health recharge sound is now less aggressive
You can read the complete patch notes in great detail via Steam.
