If you’re a Road Rash fan and this is all starting to sound a bit overly complicated, fret not: there’s also a Quick Play mode consisting of standard races. Failing some of these doesn’t necessarily mean Game Over, but your health will be cut and you’ll miss out on a hefty chunk of prize money which can be spent on upgrades to your health, attack power, nitro meter and the like. Stage types come in five flavours: your standard races where you have to finish in a certain position, Time Trials (where you have to reach the end within a set time), Takedowns (where you have to kill a set number of enemies before reaching the end of the course), Survival (in which you simply have to reach the end without dying) and boss battles. It’s nothing too drastic – routes are still made up of pre-designed sections so it never really gets too wild – but it keeps things from getting boring, nonetheless.
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The setting is basically Road Rash meets Mad Max, right down to the dodgy Australian accents, but all of this is just window dressing for the main game itself: a series of procedurally-generated stages where the courses, enemies, available weapons, race type and post-level rewards are all randomised every time you play. This involves driving through the turfs of three deadly gangs – the Reapers, SIGMA and the Phantoms – each of whom has their own hefty boss biker to contend with, too. There’s a huge bounty of $15 million on this assassin’s head so, as part of the Jackal biker gang, you have to race across the country and reach said assassin before any rival gangs do. Set in a dystopian, post-apocalyptic future, a masked biker assassin has killed the leader of a notable weapons cartel. There’s a plot in there, but it’s fairly throwaway. Although this was pretty much the sole major mechanic in Road Rash, though, here it’s only the tip of the iceberg: Road Redemption adds a bunch of roguelite features and other fun ideas to keep you hooked long after the wanton violence loses its appeal.
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After an up-and-down development hit by numerous setbacks and delays, Road Redemption finally launched on PC a year ago, and now it’s on Switch too.įans of Road Rash will know the basics: Road Redemption has you riding your motorbike through lengthy courses, with the main gimmick being that you can beat up your opponents and knock them off their bikes. When it became clear that EA wasn’t interested, Fisch set up a Kickstarter to get a spiritual successor made instead. Nine years ago, developer Ian Fisch decided it was time for another Road Rash game. In this era of reboots, remasters and re-releases, it’s surprising that a number of EA’s classic 16-bit games have never been given the modern treatment: Desert Strike, Road Rash, FIFA… all remain trapped in the ‘90s, never to be resurrected (Okay, maybe not FIFA).
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