Road Redemption is the Kickstarted love-labour of some guys who realised EA was never going to bring back Road Rash. It perfects Road Rash's idea ("it's hilarious to swing heavy objects at stuff while riding a motorcycle") by adding modern hotness: random tracks, unlockables, splitscreen co-op and all that stuff.
Say Road Rash and you'll trigger a wave of nostalgia in a ton of gamers. But it's been 17 years since the last official Road Rash release, and few indies have come close to replicating the motorbike belting madness of the Mega Drive classic. So enter stage left, Road Redemption.
Not every game delay is down to release scheduling or technical mishaps. Sometimes, an Act of God is to blame.
Road Redemption, the Kickstarted spiritual successor to damn near legendary motorcycle racer Road Rash, has a mode where cars just continuously rain from the sky while you're driving. Seriously.
Video: Have you played Road Rash? You'll enjoy the next 45 seconds. Above is footage from the alpha of Road Redemption, an open-world motorcycle combat racer and spiritual successor to the Road Rash series, which had its last entry in '99.
