description Re-Volt Overview
Re-Volt is a racing simulation video game released in 1999. Developed in the United Kingdom by Acclaim Studios London, it features polygon-based vehicles and drift mechanics reminiscent of 1990s arcade racing. The game’s collectible car roster and unique track design make it appealing to fans of retro gaming and those interested in realistic driving simulation. It was originally targeted at gamers seeking a challenging yet accessible racing experience on platforms like Nintendo 64, PlayStation, and Windows.
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info Re-Volt Specifications
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Year | 1999 |
help Re-Volt FAQ
Who developed and published Re-Volt?
Re-Volt was developed by Acclaim Studios London, formerly known as Probe Entertainment, and published by Acclaim Entertainment in 1999. The studio was based in the United Kingdom and was known for ports and original titles during the 1990s.
Can I play Re-Volt on modern computers?
Yes, the Re-Volt community has maintained the game through a fan-developed engine called RVGL, which allows the game to run on modern Windows, Linux, and macOS systems. This community effort has kept the game playable long after official support ended.
What kind of vehicles does Re-Volt feature?
Re-Volt features radio-controlled toy cars rather than full-sized vehicles, and the tracks are set in everyday environments like supermarkets, neighborhoods, and museums seen from a miniature perspective. The collectible car roster includes a wide variety of toy car classes with different handling characteristics.
Does Re-Volt have a multiplayer mode?
Yes, Re-Volt includes both local split-screen multiplayer and online multiplayer modes. The RVGL community port has revitalized online play, allowing modern players to race against each other over the internet.
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