Avaliações

• gamedeal user

  May 6, 2023

  I prefer extra-terrestrial tracks not set on earth, but the crazy fauna and floating islands make these tracks still incredibly visually interesting. Most of them are pretty average, the other DLCs are definitely better but these are still really good. 👍
• gamedeal user

  Dec 23, 2017

  Beautiful. Varied. Crazy. Absolutely the best Redout tracks ever. 100/10.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 24, 2017

  Several standout tracks, and the new enviornments are gorgeous. One of the new music tracks, an apparent fusion of First Nations song, Scottish Bagpipes, and Dubstep has been playing on loop for an hour now.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 30, 2017

  Absolutely fantastic maps in this pack, really well designed and I must say I find them pretty damn tough! Extremely tight corners and very zig-zaggy courses, but they all feel right. One thing though which I dislike.. The music (imho) has been taken in the completely wrong direction. It's gone from funky psytrance to weird bagpipe dubstep, and not the good kind of dubstep either. Skrillex kinda stuff. If the developers release an update which allows you to take tracks out and replace them with other course's music then I'd be happy as can be! But the music in this pack, to me, is a little offputting. I usually have my music 2 or 3 notches above SFX but I've had to turn it down any time I'm on these new tracks.. Other than that though, this is well worth your money!
• gamedeal user

  Dec 31, 2017

  Exceptionally pretty tracks but not particularly revolutionary in terms of actual track design. This doesn't shake things up like Mars or Neptune did if you were expecting that. But it sure shakes things up visually. Rotorua especially may be one of the most visually diverse complexes in Redout. Soundtrack is good as usual on Rotorua but Sequoia's can get a little grating after the first few million "Heyya!"s In the end, it's simply more Redout in beautiful environments. For me, that's enough. But if you're looking to pick and choose your DLC, this one probably shouldn't be a priority for you.
• gamedeal user

  Jan 30, 2018

  Sequoia tracks are all highly technical, a lot of very sharp corners and chicanes that are almost enough to actually make Magnetic Stabilizer and using the breaks actually viable. Though there are a few ultra fast segments sprinkled in. They're hard, but the difficulty comes from actually mastering the corners and getting a good time as opposed to somewhere like Neptune where the difficulty comes from just trying to stay on the track (what little of it exists). Rotorua is a lot more fast paced, the roads are wide and the corners a lot milder most of the time, it doesn't feature many traps or gimmicks compared to most DLC content beyond a few low gravity jumps. Of the two it is definitely the easier zone and about on par with Vertex. Though it still manages to be a lot of fun even if it doesn't really do anything new. At the moment however one of the career mode events for Sequoia; the glowing caves survival event, seems to be bugged as even the number 1 slot on the global leader boards doesn't even have a bronze score.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 5, 2018

  I like this pack, I really do. It adds 8 tracks, most of which are super fun and pretty. I like the addition of a course where the Sulha just doesnt work (Lunare for life).
• gamedeal user

  Jul 19, 2018

  hey hey heya heya hey hey heya heya cue bag pipes repeat 10/10
• gamedeal user

  Jun 9, 2019

  Rotorua is the best looking world in Redout, with huge straightforward tracks and beautiful environments. Feels a lot like better version of Abruzzo. Sequoia is a bit less visually diverse and overall impressive, but still a solid addition.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 8, 2019

  The worst music I've ever heard anywhere. And I've heard a lot of experimental stuff. It's the equivalent of Jim Carrey's "most annoying sound in the world" in Dumb and Dumber. Makes these maps unplayable until you turn music way down. Tremendous shame because base game music is brilliant, very inspiring hypnotic race music. But this is bag pipes, pow wows, and heart attacks. What mind thought this was good? Ruined opportunity. The maps are fun otherwise but I have a bad association with them at this point because the music is so horrific.