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Introduction

Re-Volt is a radio control car racing video game created by Acclaim Studios London (formerly Probe Software) and firstly released by Acclaim Entertainment in July 1999. Although Acclaim went bankrupt in 2004, the game has continued to be supported by fans over the years.

Re-Volt Wiki is a collaborative encyclopedia which has been online since 2006. Our aim is to document and archive everything about this classic racing game. The wiki format allows anyone to create or edit any article, so we can all work together to create a comprehensive Re-Volt database.

Have a nice stay! Please visit the wiki activity page to stay tuned to the most recent changes and activity in the wiki.


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Toys in the Hood 1 landscape.

Toys in the Hood 1 is a standard track created by Acclaim Studios. It is the first track in the game. It sets the racers in suburbia, starting at a construction site and pits the players around residential buildings. The racing line and track layout is known to be very open and wide.

As the first track in the game, it is easy to navigate through, making it a good place to race on for beginners. This track is included in demos of all the game's ports, except the Rolling Demo.

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  • Also help to keep updated our news section and the screenshot of the moment.
  • Regularly check the maintenance reports present in the Community Portal and fix the pages in them.


Screenshot of the Moment

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One of the several screenshots shared by Quang Nguyen, programmer of the cancelled Game Boy Color port of Re-Volt.

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In the News

January 17th, 2020

Since the middle of November of the past year Mrroblinx has been releasing cars and tracks converted from PoD. His latest car and track released were Twin and Skyrace. Check all the releases here.

December 30th, 2019

RVGL has been released with awesome features for custom animations of models! Click here for more information.

December 15th, 2019

Kiwi is working on a new track called "School's Out!" with great visuals and very stock-like appearance. Information, screenshots and videos can be found here.

November 25th, 2019

Never before a real car conversion fitted so well a lowpoly game.

November 9th, 2019

Kiwi made some really cool findings digging on his floppy discs from the late 90's: custom cars created before the official game release (probably for the demos). Check them out!

November 8th, 2019

Kirbyguy released in the RVH forum the Re-Volt N64 Soundtrack MIDIs Ripped and Re-rendered in HQ. More information here.

September 15th, 2019

Route-77 by Javildesign has been finally released! You can find it here (full version in the description). And also, a new version of Fiddlers on the Roof by G_J and I_Spy has been made to pair with the original concept art. Check it out!

July 22nd, 2019

Iron Bob started a project to recreate original Re-volt cars into more Realistic R/C models. Check it out!

July 21st, 2019

Steb posted on RVH a project called "Open-Volt", which according to him is "a framework and a sandbox", that aims to "make modding as easy as possible" and "to allow as much user customization as possible". Click here for more information.

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