RoadOut

About RoadOut

RoadOut is a single player open world hack and slash game. It was developed by Rastrolabs Game Studio and was released on May 14, 2026. It received very positive reviews from players.

The world is dominated by an A.I. and rebel groups take refuge in a desert area known as the DeadZone. Claire survives by executing delivery, sabotage and murder contracts for local leaders, while discovering about her past, revealing strange evidence that links her existence with the origin of the A.I.

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95%Audience ScoreBased on 19 reviews

music3 positive mentions

grinding2 negative mentions

Engaging blend of classic 80s nostalgia with modern polish in art style, music, and gameplay.
Varied gameplay combining dungeon exploration, puzzles, combat (both on foot and vehicular), and crafting.
Creative rotating camera mechanic enhances puzzle-solving and exploration, adding depth and uniqueness.

Combat can feel frustrating and stamina-heavy, with occasional issues like stun-locking and ineffective shield mechanics.
Vehicle controls, especially on controller, can feel clunky and less enjoyable, making driving and vehicular combat challenging.
Some story elements, NPC interactions, and mission designs are perceived as dull or uninspired by some players.

gameplay
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33% positive mentions, 34% neutral mentions, 33% negative mentions
The gameplay is generally engaging, featuring dungeon exploration with puzzle and combat mechanics culminating in boss battles, though some mechanics can feel a bit janky. While exploration and responsiveness are praised, certain faction elements may feel grindy, and some players tend to lose interest after brief play sessions. Overall, the gameplay offers a solid and enjoyable experience with diverse elements that encourage further exploration.
- “The main dungeons usually revolve around one or two mechanics that are explored through various puzzles and combat until a boss battle occurs.”
- “The gameplay is responsive and it's fun to explore the dungeon.”
- “A very solid start with solid mechanics, will play and explore more.”
- “There's a faction mechanic similar to GTA2, but it's so grindy.”
- “Most of the good reviews on this game have like an hour or two gameplay and they've never touched the game again.”
- “Mechanics and game feel can be a little jank.”
story
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
43% positive mentions, 14% neutral mentions, 43% negative mentions
The story is generally praised for its strong writing, engaging post-apocalyptic setting, and memorable characters, delivering satisfying story beats and main dungeons. However, some find the main and side missions dull and feel the narrative lacks depth and emotional investment in the protagonist. Overall, it offers an intriguing mix of action and exploration with an interesting vibe.
- “The story beats have been satisfying so far as the writing is strong, characters look cool as hell, and frankly I like a car-driven post-apocalyptic setting.”
- “So far the highlights have been the story beats and the main dungeons.”
- “Cool driving, good combat, interesting story, great vibe!”
- “The main missions are dull and the side missions are also dull.”
- “The main missions are dull and the side missions are also dull.”
- “There's a throw-away story and you don't really care about the main character at all.”
music
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
75% positive mentions, 25% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
The music is praised for its strong bass lines and fitting synthwave style, enhancing the immersive experience from character interactions to gameplay and narrative. It effectively complements the game's post-apocalyptic and racing elements, adding to the overall atmosphere.
- “The bass lines in the music are amazing!”
- “I play a mercenary named Claire, I drive a weaponized car through a post-apocalyptic desert, I beat the hell out of three rival factions with ridiculous names (the Wasteheads — really?), and between contracts I throw down in rock'n roll racing-style combat races with a banging synthwave soundtrack.”
- “From characters, to music, to gameplay, to narrative.”
graphics
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions
The graphics feature a nostalgic 80's art style combined with modern 3D elements, creating a unique visual experience. Additionally, the menu and crafting interfaces are praised for their standout and appealing aesthetics.
- “The art style is classic 80's with a 3D modern twist.”
- “The menu and crafting feature some of the coolest aesthetics I have seen.”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
0% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 100% negative mentions
Grinding in the game is considered excessively tedious, particularly when building faction reputation, which involves repetitive mini-levels and offers minimal meaningful rewards, leading some players to give up.
- “There's a faction mechanic similar to GTA2, but it's so grindy.”
- “Getting a good reputation with one faction takes a lot of boring grinding mini levels, and I just gave up on it after it had little to no impact on anything.”