Revhead
Revhead is a car racing simulation game, where you have to build your own race car. You start your journey somewhere in a small village in Australia. You have to think as a real Revhead! You can buy or sell cars and components, fix and tweak your car to make it the fastest around.
Revhead is a action, automobile sim and simulation game
developed and published by Creative Pudding Hungary Llc..
Released on March 09th 2017 is available on Windows, MacOS and Linux
in 15 languages: English, Czech, Danish, Hungarian, Turkish, Ukrainian, Romanian, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Dutch, Portuguese - Brazil, Italian, Polish and Japanese.
It has received 655 reviews of which 535 were positive and 120 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.7 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 19.99€ on Steam.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows 7, Windows 8.1, Windows 10 (64-bit versions only)
- Processor: 2GHz dual core
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Min. 1GB ram
- DirectX: Version 9.0
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 2 GB available space
MacOS
- OS: 10.11 (El Capitan)
- Processor: 2GHz dual core
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Intel iris (1GB)
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 2 GB available space
Linux
- OS: Ubuntu 64 bit
- Processor: 2GHz dual core
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Min 1GB ram
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 2 GB available space
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my absolute favorite casual car repair/racing game. not so realistic it feels like a job, not so cartoony it feels like NFS
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What a very fun game. if you like arcade racing games and enjoy making cars go faster, this game is a must have.
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Something happened to me playing this game. I don't say it would happen to everyone but I suddenly found myself 80 hours in, and loving it. This is truly a gestalt, only summing up it's various parts will reveal it to be...kinda...a life Sim? Wut? Hear me out :) Obviously, you gotta be a bit of a petrolhead as there is lots of buying parts, browsing catalogues (yes really!) fixing things up and modifying them your way. Though there are only a few base cars the options are near endless. And are you fixing them up to race, or make money, or as a favour? That's why you gotta like management games. There is a lot to get your head around, things don't always go your way. Will you be able to plan ahead or maybe lady luck will smile on you to get just what you need done when you need it.. But you're probably balancing your business with building your own killer racecar. Because this is also a racer, a proper one. I'm not saying its the best racer out there but it definitely charms with it's variation of tacks and surfaces, race types, understanding of racing physics and cause and effect from parts you've used. And believe me, many of the races are not easy. But if you need to take a break from the pressure, you can free roam around the small but perfectly thought-out world, and the kicker is it's all set, rather uniquely, in the Australian outback, and that fits the game so well and creates an immersive vibe. You might decide to tow a broken down vehicle, take the bait on a road race, find hidden junk secrets or just tool around working out shortcuts. Put all these things together and the game is utterly absorbing. I really felt myself in my character's role and it's great to fire the game up and decide what you wanna do today on the fly. For a small world there is so much content and a tough but natural progression curve - these devs really thought about how they wanted to construct this game and in my opinion that design has really paid off. You might not at first be struck by the look and feel, the graphics don't impress on first look but you soon realise that they fit just right with the game and are original. I grew to greatly love the art style. There's a fair bit of jank but it's that loveable jank, the game was super reliable for me. At the start you might find it very unaccommodating in what it does and doesn't teach you. If you love working things out for yourself you'll love this approach, if you don't the dev has posted several out-of-game help guides in Steam Discussions. Although controller support is there, you will need to use your keyboard and mouse a fair bit. You'll honestly probably need a notepad (can't believe I wrote that, can't remember the last time i decided I needed one!) And walking (well, running) is absolutely horrible! Luckily once you've got going you dont have to do that too often... This game was not at all what I expected but after a couple of hours became a thing that exceeded any expectation I could have had anyway. Highly recommended unless any of the above descriptions don't float your, erm, Hotrod.
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I love this game (judging by the hours I've played it, lol). The environment, the gas prices, the cars and the car parts...I kinda wish there were other cars and/or like the ability to buy your own place or garage after a while. Maybe not a garage, but like a separate house or something, maybe even rent an apartment upstairs from the garage. Yeah, but this game is wonderful and a lot of fun. It can get frustrating at times, but once you get that right combination of parts to help you win the races, its great. If you're not into racing, then you can fix up other people's cars or fix your own and keep or sell them off...although I do like taking a cheap car with a few racing points and selling it off for a lot more than it would be worth normally. Overall, its a really great game.
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Retro, a bit bare feeling in places, but very effective where it counts and a lot of fun. Possibly one of the most challenging and involving driving games you can run on a potato spec system! If your game choice is restricted by hardware spec (as mine was when I got this game a couple years ago) then I'd strongly recommend this title if it's on sale. It's entertaining enough that you won't care about not being able to run the frankly bloated-in-comparison 'premium' games. Just don't blame me if you find yourself in the garage in the middle of the night, shouting and cursing over a bunch of gearboxes and diffs... Although quite modest in file size and basic visually (not necessarily bad things), plenty of work has been invested in the gameplay. Vehicle handling and physics feel pretty realistic and changes you make are accurately reflected in the vehicle's characteristics. Audio is good - I6s sound like I6s, V8s sound like V8s. The heavy torquey motors sound different to the revvy race units. A variety of different engine sounds are modelled too, so for example if you're using turbos you can hear them spooling which can help to judge shifting / braking etc. This game is about more than just driving though, with the mechanical side being equally important. If you want to do well at this game, be prepared to spend just as long in the garage as behind the wheel. That fact might be off-putting for some. So probably will be the fact that you can't expect to just jump into a hypercar right from the beginning. You start with a basic compact sedan. Want a hypercar? You have to *build* it! That said, you don't need to be a professional mechanic (I'm not), but it certainly helps to have a basic knowledge of a car's main components. The garage is well laid out and straightforward to use though; just click on components to check their condition and repair / replace as desired. You can't tune individual parts but you can replace them - eg if you want different gear ratios, swap for a different gearbox. Same applies to other components. It's actually quite reminiscent of building with Lego come to think of it! If you're coming to this with experience of playing big budget games on latest spec rigs, then I confess this might be a bit harder to recommend, especially if you're used to reality-challenging visuals. Some elements which you might not have experienced in other games though: - Vehicle damage. Whether racing or in freeroam, every tree, rock or other car you hit causes damage to your vehicle. Cause enough damage and you might not even finish the race! (you can restart however). Even if you do win, you've probably still caused some damage due to wear. If you think you're good at racing a car which can't get damaged, how good are you at racing one which can? Also, no rewind! - Vehicle modification. The lack of RL manufacturer licensing means no restrictions on modifications or vehicles appearing damaged. Do what you want with whatever you want (well, within reason. There are still some restrictions but they're not imposed by manufacturers) - The overall sense of peril. Not just from the vehicle damage, but from the risk of losing your car. Yes, you can lose the car you invested hours of testing and thousands of bucks in. On the other hand, you can win your rival's car... As for DLC? Turbo pack is a definite recommend, especially if it's bundled with the main game. Really helps to get the most of out of the variety of different engines. I've had it since the beginning and wouldn't want to play without. Lighting pack improves night vision but it's still possible to complete night races without. Optional. Convertibles pack gives you access to some more vehicles and some extra races. Optional. (It's actually possible to win turbos and extra lights from some of the races even without the DLC but what you get will be random and you can't replace it if you lose / break it!) For context, since I got this game a couple of years ago I have upgraded my system and played a variety of more modern, hardware-demanding titles. I recently returned after some major updates piqued my curiosity. Having been spoiled by my experience with bigger budget games I didn't have very high expectations... but I ended up getting hooked again and playing right through another campaign! Maybe that was nostalgia, or... maybe this is actually a damn good game?
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Online players
4
Developer
Creative Pudding Hungary Llc.
Publisher
Creative Pudding Hungary Llc.
Release
09 Mar 2017
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