In what is the first major update for Redout 2 since its launch in June, the PC version of the anti-gravity racing game has received significant changes today, 9th August 2022.
Chief of which is a new heads-up display when racing at over 600mph. The main change is a slicker way of displaying your ship’s health meter and temperature – the two meters are now horizontally opposed as opposed to stacked.


The game’s difficulty has also been tweaked. In our experience, while we love the hardcore challenge Redout 2 delivers, sometimes the difficulty wasn’t quite consistent enough. Hopefully, this is now smoothed over a little.
Other key refinements include camera angles that, and we quote, “allow for a better sensation of speed and control”, events on the main hub now showing which rewards can have been unlocked and fewer dropped frames when ships explode.
There’s also a suite of smaller changes, which we’ve listed below thanks to the Saber support website.

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