Redout - Mars Pack DLC

The Mars pack has tracks that consist of textured glass and red sand. While racing on sand there is a dust trail effect. The tracks go trough colonies with greenhouses and black caves with green crystals. The soundtrack for the tracks consists of a guitar with a good tempo for racing. The tracks have jumps, spirals, sideways sections and tubes to drive inside of and outside of. The price seems fair for the new track designs and aesthetic. I recommend this DLC if you want to race on sand and glass with a guitar soundtrack. I also recommend watching a video, of a boss mode race trough this location, for deciding if you like the aesthetic and the soundtrack.

add some tunneling challenge track, well not so hard but something you need to take care off for best time. Sometime grinding wall wasn't the problem, but going off track is the problem

I love this game, and buy all the DLC instantly. This one, and to a lesser extent Vertex, both felt... empty. The ideas were put into effect too quickly, you can tell these tracks were rush orders. They're short, are in the same area give or take a little bit. There's no exploration like the other areas in the main game. The pipe levels are also the worst, you'd think that would be cool, but instead it's just guided boredom. I felt like with this DLC I had been to Disney with the main game and these last two DLCs are like someone taking me to the town fair afterwards. Sure, I have fun. But not as much as Disney by a long shot.

My favorite dlc, which is saying something since I really liked the others. Remember Big Blue from F-Zero? It's in here with lots of new external pipe tracks. Still great Redout racing, with enough new twists to complement the other tracks in the game. The lighting and reflections really make this feel like you're zooming around under the Mars sun. My favorite track is Spirit: it's moderately challenging, has a little bit of everything, uses the lighting well, and has a killer soundtrack. Well done, 34bigThings!

The mars tracks are both visually spectacular (I LOVE MY SPECIAL LITTLE RED PLANET <3), they are also very unique and creative. Very interesting track design here, but sometimes it misses a little. Oppurtunity is my fave by far, one of my faves in the whole game due to its overall fast and smooth design. Great tracks 👍

Mars is by far the best DLC amongst the 3 released. The tracks are incredibly fun and have huge verticality even by Redout standards, they introduce a new terrain in the form of the tubular tracks except you race on the outside. I find the tracks to be perfect difficulty-wise, having plenty of turns and verticality while not being excessively punishing (looking at you, Alaska), and hard to master since some turbo pads can be hard to hit. Aesthetics wise the environment is somewhat drab (surprise, it's Mars), but the track and buildings add some much needed vibrancy. In addition, Mars has in my opinion the best track in the entire game (including all DLCs) in the form of Spirit. This track has it all: fairly tight turns, large jumps, a loop, but the best part for me is that most of the track only has guard rail on one side, so you risk falling off but can always steer hard into the railing to prevent that, so it's hard to master yet not too punishing for newer players. It provides the thrill of being literally on-edge without the frustration of constantly falling off. My only regret is that they didn't make more tracks like this. edit: Space Exploration pack is released and tracks in that DLC are of roughly equal quality but harder. I would still recommend Mars but Space Exploration Pack is a good buy too.

One of the best, if not the best set of tracks I have personally played on Redout. The amount of creativity put into this DLC pack really shows with each and every track. From speedy loops and curves with no barriers, chained boost pad segments, and tubes that require you to race on the outside as opposed to the inside. Mars is a much less technical map as opposed to some of the previous maps, but in no way does that make it feel any worse. It is by far the most fun i've had in this game. Its sleek, fast, and everything seems to fit together so well. The map set has been given two new songs to add to the soundtrack, both amazing songs in their own regard. (Thats probably to be expected at this point, the composers of this soundtrack have always released amazing music) I would definitely recommend this DLC over the others if you had to only buy one of them. Its simple enough for new players of the game, while still testing the skills of the more experienced ones

While not particularly challenging, this is by far the most fun set of tracks added yet. Nice wide open straightaways to build up speed, satisfying chicanes, loops, pipes, and now: outer pipes! While the tracks are not highly technical, there is still plenty of room for error on most tracks which will send less experienced pilots hopelessly playing a quick game of pong before flying off the track. For those with a bit more experience, these tracks present an opportunity to set some blazing fast lap times. Regardless of how you play: Out of all of the DLC packs so far, this one is a must have.

Music on some courses are good. Liveries are excellent, but some are hard to differentiate from behind. Verticality on some maps are excellent and are very enjoyable to traverse. Outer pipes are an interesting edition to the game, but there are just too many tubes to manage efficiently, and it's surprisingly difficult not to go flying off the end of one into space, ruining any chance of a record. It's incredibly frustrating. Medals are unbalanced, the survival runs are just too easy, while some of the time trials are hard to place bronze in. Hopefully I don't sound like IGN, but "Too much red". I've always loved the concept of racing on mars, but the color just hurts to look at after a while, especially with the bright blue structures. I adjusted my screen colors just to manage its intensity. Has a balance of good and not that good, I feel it doesn't really add value to the game.

Five excellent tracks; some of the best in the game thus far. The Mars circuits have a distinct look and feel to them compared to the existing circuits, notably featuring wider sections where you fly across the Martian surface (kicking up a trail of fiery dust behind you), some fantastic jumps, and exterior tubular sections that require experienced players to re-evaluate their approach to the game. Thoroughly recommended, probably the best set of DLC tracks.