This game is nostalgia level 1000% for me

fckin same xd

Legiiit same found it like 5 years later

My dad installed it in my pc ... Same nostalgia feelings 👍🔥

Same here lol

Darren Bennett What did you work on in-game?

Really???

That's awesome!

The you guys made a crappy design 😂😂

Childs play easy to cheat in this game with a windows notepad

That's a beautiful story :)

Whaaat? Cool mom!!

the fact that she stayed up all night is why she never played them again. lol some addicts can't control themselves.

@@SpaceMissile my mom is not an addict lol. She's a very responsable and caring lady.

@@armin38822 lol i kid. my point is that it's like an alcoholic who can't control himself so he cuts out alcohol entirely (instead of practicing moderation and only drinking a little in a sitting.) i'm sure your mom is lovely 😆

Probably somebody in the company had some RC racing background. We RC guys tend to be passuonate about our toys ;)

That's like so totally true, so much better than EA nowadays that just wants to sell air for big bucks.

Ryan Herich it was good shit compared to today's shit

shit < shit

Racing games are one of the only genres to stay consistently fun over generations of games.

Nostalgia lane

This is still my shit!

Hi from the future in 2024. Still impressed

The graphics are still impressive

Me too i always come back to remember myself of better times

@@CheaterMega yeah. Im 25 and i got revolt when i was like 8 or 9, one of the first pc games i played. Truly amazing and innocent times. Life was simple back then.

They could be...if not for the publishers "urging" those kinds of developers NOT to make those games and the big budget games thinking people don't like that kind of stuff anymore, if I or any of my friends became developers, cheats, track editors, big head mode and shit like that would make a comeback :)

They have that stuff today...for an additional microtransaction fee. lol

Lidge1994 What are you on about? big budget developers wouldn't have a big budget if the games they produced didn't appeal and sell to the mass market. They research and discern exactly what the majority want. Obviously the choices they make won't apply to everyone.

You should try Trackmania2! Although theres no items used to destroy your opponents, there's a track editor and a replay editor. The game is community run and theres a bunch of events for the game, all either official or community ran. Best part is, no microtransactions and you dont have to be online all the time. The only thing that sucks is you have to separately buy the environments, but they are at a very affordable price, and they are a steal whenever a sale happens.

Why can't games now be like Revolt? There are many reasons, some of them are: 1., There's no such market like back then, I mean most games are being sold by Steam, and guess what their business model looks like... 2., There are no such kids like back then, players now want everything immediately or yesterday. 3., It's not worth making a game like Revolt nowadays, because the costs of making a game should be low, but the quality needs are high, and that makes the costs ridiculously expensive. There are licences and such things, and that makes developers (without the Rothschilds on their back) to struggle. 4., People who want to play and have a low budget, nowadays choose indie games instead, preferring cheap and stupid games. 5., Publishers make developers lose their interest to make good stuff, as it's written by others upwards.

I’d honestly LOVE to know what synths and production equipment they used to make the soundtrack. I know they at least had some TB-303’s or replicas and an Emu Morpheus for those weird vocal sounds. I’d love to know more as I have an entire vintage studio and have always wondered what they used for 20+ years😂

It's not on Mobile, how are you playing it? PC??

​@@DarkSatellite7876I had it for dreamcast, he might have the Sega dream cast and this game

​@@DarkSatellite7876I still play it on my dreamcast and also with friends

The RVGL project page has the apk for android, linux and windows. Last time I tried osx it hadn't been built yet, but its only a matter of time, I'm sure. I finished the game about a month ago on my pixel 7 so I know for a fact it works. Only difficulty is playing using soft keys on the screen instead of keyboard arrow keys.

It looks like a god awful version of Mario Kart 64, but then again I might be biased.

John Smith you mean that 64 game that's a god awful version of Diddy Kong Racing? Having actually played Re-Volt, I can happily confirm that it's an absolute blast to play, with a killer soundtrack as well.

Yah it’s a great game. No trouble believing it still holds up.

@@_Braised What's more,we get to add a crap ton of cars and tracks as we please through Re Volt Zone,a website dedicated to that stuff,try it :)

Nah, mario kart is shit compared to re-volt. Re-volt was one of the very few games allowed on IT classes when the teacher gave us some free time

Luigitehplumber Official whats that? O_o

uhhh.... well thats nice to know :D Tah :)

Nik ir Used to play the s*it out of this game when I was a kid. Really a addicting game.

Nik ir same af

Yea, the UFO was the best car for the Stunt Arena mode actually :)

U can play with the I/O group :)

I never knew the game HAD music first time I played it as a kid. I'm 29 now, this is new knowledge for me.

@@Gaz918 If you grew up in some poor country, you probably played the ripped pirated version, which had no music. In order to save space during those days, a lot of things were removed, usually.

I thought that it was from Hot Wheels' game.

from past life my friend

I was lucky enough to play this game right after it was released back in 1999. Perhaps re-volt soundtrack directed me into trance music genre. I still play the android version nowadays :D

PlayerNamedQuix I remember playing it a bunch at the local arcade.

PlayerNamedQuix same!!!

Revolt is good memories 😊

FJhGB no, no you don't. If it was on steam, weego would make you pay for it. There are plenty of free downloads from when this was abandonware.

Weego?

steam will cost it $59 and pay to win..

How?

Steam doesn't determine the price kiddo

Hipster Black Metal ayy boi

The Dylan Klebold Hey,you can play on the Android and in the iPhone or whatever phone of Apple,if you want! There is a demo,the full thing is...I don't know the price,shoot.

to make the cars bigger or what?

@@KFPSplayer Higher top speed, faster accelleration, etc. The sky is your limit.

Captain Obvious hahahah, amazing !

toyeca for the win

MisterTalkingMachine Volkenturbo, Aquasonic, Pangatc, Zipper, Cougar and Humma for me!

SNW 35 any day, any time.

Bertha Ballistics is op on tracks with many turns and Adeon is dope too

Adeon here xD

Lewis Veasey What a cool thing to do

Probably not, but why make a game for such specific machines? Sales would be non-existent, woulda cost a lot of bucks etc, etc.

Thank you, I'm glad you found it enjoyable :)

+Lazy Game Reviews If you like Goa Trance you might like Shpongle and infected mushroom if you have not herd of them all ready :) but great review and loved the game i never beat it lost the game in a basement flood :(

+Lazy Game Reviews +100 Cool Points for being American and still knowing your Dance music genres!

Yes, I have heard of that version before.

The PC version was the SHIT!💯

well to be fair there a few new games that can compare to the new ones.... Most of these titles are carried through nostalgia and were just related to the time. This is a gem that is playable to this date but that is a rare occasion. EDIT: "Well to be fair there a few *old* games that can compare to *new* games" (sry brainfart)

+Pudding Some games have aged badly, which were very often the ones that impressed with amazing graphics for the time. Unreal for example is mediocre in terms of gameplay and with today's standards, the graphics are anything but impressive. I for one find that out of all the 90s shooters Duke 3D has aged the best, much better than Unreal, Doom or Quake in my opinion (Queue the opinion-haters 😉). Good writing for example doesn't get old, nor does good gameplay, which allows old adventure games and games that came from polished genres like jump'n'runs, shmups, racing games etc. to still feel great today. Real time strategy games and other genres that require a good AI and pathfinding for example won't have aged as well. People may like Starcraft 1 a lot, but the pathfinding in that game is utter shit (queue some more haters 😉). Shooters are a mixed bag imo. Especially on consoles, the early ones like Goldeneye don't really hold up due to their very clunky controls. I for one am still looking for a great modern shmup that does what Tyrian2000 did, but better. The market is sadly flooded with the asian-style bullet-hells, which I consider to be quite unfun. I also miss the space-shooters, be it X-Wing vs. Tie-Fighter, Wing Commander or Freelancer, that give you some not too overcomplicated space action. Had some fun playing Rebel Galaxy, but while it's a good game in its own right, it's not really in the same category. Sigh, look at the mess you made me write. 😂

Yes I'm going to play the role of hater in terms of your thoughts of Doom 1 & 2 and Starcraft. Doom 1 & 2 still have amazing WADs being made for them even to this day. I admit I'm not the biggest Doom player, so I don't have a lot of points to defend it, but every time I come back to it I still get that same joy I did back in the 90s, and the game overall still holds up really well imho (game mechanics, art style, etc). I still do have a giant 300+ page Doom WADing book sitting on an old bookshelf for when I did try my hands at it (was never any good at level design), but I still do enjoy every once and while flicking through it just to go on a little nostalgia trip. Starcraft I is a different story for me. I still hold it in high regards as the greatest Real-Time Strategy Game of all time (I'm not counting turn-based strategy games here, since this would be like comparing Apples to Oranges): - The single-player campaign's story and missions are still very decent (it makes me cry to think about the atrocity of Starcraft 2's single-player campaign story) - StarEdit program can still be used to make amazing maps, and there are 3rd party versions that are even better - Battle.Net 1.0 I'd still argue is better then Blizzard's current Battle.Net 2.0 for Starcraft 2: Maps would be listed by most recently hosted, meaning you could get into games faster, and could host your own maps, no matter how crappy they might be, and people would actually join! Also Now Battle.Net 2.0 is all about popularity listing ... meaning if you don't like the most popular ones, then the ones you do like that are hosted will take a long time for a game to queue up (don't even get me started on hosting your own). As for your Starcraft 1 complaints: Ok I'll give you the single-player AI (especially noticeable in Melee games, when the AI doesn't start with an unfair advantage like in single-player campaign games). Some of those pathfinding issues I'd argue have been developed by pro-gamers into strategies of their own (muta-ball anyone?). Also you can't argue that the game is buggy whatsoever: the game's last patch was in 2009, 11 years since it was initially released! I don't think I could name any other games with updates that went that long (outside maybe WoW, but that's an MMO, so a very different situation).

+Matt N I wasn't really arguing that those games are bad or unfun to play, I'm just saying that there are some things in them that don't hold up to today's standards, since the industry has refined them over time. Only Quake and Unreal I really don't like much. The weapons in both games just feel so weak. In Quake for example, the shotgun is the equivalent of the pistol in Doom and every other weapon is scaled accordingly, making even the rocket launcher feel like a pea shooter.

@Junior Sanchez: Then build your own Retro-Gaming-PC, it's kinda fun of building one and then trying out some of the older classics. It's best to go with win95 or/and Win98 SE

I spent so long on some demos my parents questioned the point of buying full games.

+Hussein Basiouni I think it is the best.

touhouguyII One of the reasons it's so great. I grew up with the PC version, but recently got into the Dreamcast, and that version is tougher on me. Too used to keyboard and mouse. Also, one of the unique unlockables is a shopping cart. It falls over if you turn sharply.

touhouguyII where did you find it at

You can download it from revoltrace.net

And now WeGo has pulled the game from the storefronts and the only way to go now is through RVGL. The game is still fairly regularly updated by the community. I hope they would not suddenly show up and send C&D to this community project. Just leave this game to dedicated community is the right thing to do.

@@n_core Well, the whole point of RVGL is to re-write the game to make it (mostly) copyright-free.

@@EvgenKo423 Still, the IP owner of the game can still show up and do C&D or DMCA take down. Look at other games, I've seen some community ports and mods have been taken down by the owner of the game. Like the recent controversial Take-Two Interactive taking down GTA community mods and rewrite open source ports. But the good thing is the IP owner of Re-Volt not as big as a AAA company.

+Luigitehplumber Yeah, Sierra have made some seriously cool stuff over the years. Don't know that much about Hasbro's games though. I'll have to look into that a bit. :)

Forsaken....❤️