Redout - Space Exploration Pack Reviews

I love this pack in particular. Both of these sets are worth it. But you should get all the dlc tracks anyways

Two new environments? It's Christmas come early! If you liked Neptune, you'll want to grab this for more zero-g tracks. Both the Moon and P-A219 are visually impressive and interesting to drive through.

Best soundtrack, and a lot of low gravity flying which is a lot of fun. Must have if you enjoy the game.

Outstanding level design! This game is so awesome, so .. stop read and buy right now! I know.. Thanks ;D

Excellent new tracks! Very good design and fun to race. Fair price too. I just like the music of the other DLCs/original game much better - It dosen't feel as epic and the vocals are almost annoying..

Fantastic addition to the well rounded roster of tracks. It feels like after experimenting with the zero-G racing in Neptune the devs really cranked it up to eleven with these new additions of unique tracks. The soundtrack is also a really excellent with a good blend of orchestra and other elements.

Another amazing addition to an already amazing game. The Space Exploration DLC is probably by far the best content for the money you pay, with a total of 10 stunning new tracks that span over 2 completely gorgeous environments. These new tracks take what previous DLCs experimented with, and puts them all together into one adrenaline filled experience. Both of the new locations look visually stunning and each comes with 2 extremely fitting songs to match their environments. The moon has a rather muted color palette and is accompanied by a mix of orchestral and psytrance tracks that completely fits the theme of a Lunar colony. On the other hand, the new P-AR219 location is a vibrant, and completely alien environment, paired with upbeat dance music that will constantly have you humming along in this outer world experience. Overall, this would be my favourite DLC pack in the game so far, and would easily recommend it alongside Mars for newcomers to the game as well as veterans looking for something unique.

Space Exploration Pack is low gravity tracks done right. Whereas Neptune put too much emphasis on flight, Moon and P-A219 are much more down to ground and are better for it in my opinion. The difficulty of both areas are high (Moon's is about on par with Mars, and P-A219 is harder than Alaska), but I like that in each area there's one relatively easy track so that the player can take a breath before the game resumes throwing tricky jumps and z-turns at them. These tracks also incorporate a lot of elements found in Mars (which is a great DLC), such as tubular tracks and consecutive boost pads; they aren't just copying and pasting these mechanics either, for instance now you can have lots of boost pads [i]in space[/i], which obviously makes it better. Overall, with 10 rather long tracks you are getting a lot of content, and both areas are among the prettiest in all of Redout, with lots of vibrant colors that look great in this aesthetics. Among all four DLCs that the game has, I would say Space Exploration is either the best or second to Mars, depending on how challenging you like your tracks. Also in my opinion, Mars' Spirit is the best track in the entire game and none of Moon or P-A219's tracks manage to top that. At the time of writing there are some bugs in Moon. One jump in Lunar Speedway causes you to explode even though you landed on the track, and the asteroids in Spacepark are sometimes made of marshmallow (please don't change this though).

It's pretty incredible at this point how much great post-launch content the developers have given us for this once itty-bitty indie title! The Space Exploration pack keeps up the tradition of great Redout DLC with not one but TWO fully fleshed-out locations that are quite different in aesthetic from the rest of the game's environments. They are fantastic tracks too, twisting and turning through all sorts of inversions, low-gravity segments, etc. and contain some pulse-pounding music to match their intensity. The environments themselves are really nice too- the Moon is striking and greatly contrasts its white rocky surface against the black sky, while the new asteroid environment possesses a very alien look that fits uniquely within the game's low-poly style. I'd highly recommend the DLC and am so happy that the developers have continued to support the title with far more content than other studios would have deemed reasonable.

Another great addition to the track list. Although the title of the pack suggests otherwise, these tracks actually come closer to the tracks in the base game than the Mars and Neptune dlc's (Vertex didn't really do anything new track-wise, but was great anyway). Yes, this dlc does have flying without gravity parts, but where Neptune was all about that space, here the weightlessness is introduced more gently. The difficulty curve however is similar to the other dlc's. Each map has one track that is fairly easy and has (at least) two tracks that are in some corners really difficult. The thing I like the most about the Mars, Neptune and even Vertex dlc's is that they change up the environment, each in their own way, and here Moon and P-AR219 are no exception. The P-AR219 planet surface feels so different from the other maps and I really like that. The music is okay, not that special as for example Neptune but still very fitting. This dlc is a bit better priced than the other dlc's since you get two maps (of five tracks each), so I'd say this as a good dlc to begin with. Just like with the others the question is "do you want more Redout?", because that is exactly what you are getting here.