Street Legal 1: REVision

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"Street Legal 1: REVision" is a racing game that allows you to customize and upgrade your car in a 3D garage, and race on the open streets of Valo City to become the top racer. The game features a detailed physics system that simulates every part of the car, affecting its balance, compliance, aero, and more. Race point-to-point and unlock new cars and engine types while navigating the challenges of the local racing clubs.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

94%

Audience ScoreBased on 69 reviews

humor3 positive mentions

stability5 negative mentions

The game is a nostalgic revival of a classic, providing a fun and engaging experience for both new players and those familiar with the original.
The handling and engine simulation are satisfying, with a good selection of cars and parts that enhance the gameplay.
It runs smoothly on weaker PCs and has fewer bugs compared to its predecessor, making it a more stable experience overall.

The graphics and overall presentation feel dated, lacking the polish of modern racing games.
Gameplay mechanics are considered basic, and some players miss features from previous versions, such as tuning options.
There are reports of frustrating bugs, including crashes and issues with AI behavior during races.

gameplay
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay of this title is a mixed bag, with some players finding it basic and lackluster compared to similar games, while others appreciate its challenging and rewarding mechanics that blend car maintenance, damage, and racing. It offers a more streamlined experience than its predecessor, SLRR, making it accessible for weaker PCs, yet still engaging for fans of car simulation games. Overall, while the graphics may be dated, the gameplay is seen as enjoyable and worth exploring, especially for those who appreciate the genre.
- “Don't let the graphics deceive you, this is a challenging and rewarding title with detailed maintenance, damage, and racing mechanics all rolled into one.”
- “It's like if Car Mechanic Simulator, BeamNG, and Need for Speed had a baby, leading to an enthralling experience where you have to manage your wrecked and tuned machine to become the top street racer, which is a much more challenging task than it sounds.”
- “Highly recommend if you like SLRR; this game is a lot less buggy and crash-prone than SLRR while still having great gameplay (albeit somewhat simpler, which isn't a downside 100% of the time either).”
- “This game is lackluster in both gameplay and graphical quality, and it's not fun to play at all.”
- “Works very good on weak PCs, but the game mechanics are pretty basic compared to SLRR.”
- “A lot more simple than SLRR, but a very different gameplay.”
graphics
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game are generally considered dated and lackluster, reminiscent of early 2000s titles, yet some players find them adequate for the gameplay experience. While not high-tech, the visuals do not detract from the game's challenging and rewarding mechanics, which many reviewers feel compensate for the graphical shortcomings. Overall, the graphics are seen as a minor aspect compared to the engaging gameplay.
- “Don't let the graphics deceive you, this is a challenging and rewarding title with detailed maintenance, damage, and racing mechanics all rolled into one.”
- “The graphics, sounds, and overall visual style are definitely dated, but the gameplay more than makes up for it in my humble opinion.”
- “It's not high-tech graphics, but it's still a fun game.”
- “And as the cherry on top, the graphics are on par with Redline, which originally released in 2003 for the PS2!”
- “This game is lackluster in both gameplay and graphical quality, and it's not fun to play at all.”
- “The graphics, sounds, and overall visual style are definitely dated, but the gameplay more than makes up for it, in my humble opinion.”
stability
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Overall, the game's stability is generally positive, with many users noting it runs smoothly and is less buggy than its predecessor, SLRR. However, some players have experienced occasional AI issues and minor glitches, which may be attributed to the game's age.
- “Buggy mess”
- “It may be buggy for some due to its age.”
- “There's been a few issues with AI ramming me and them occasionally getting lost during races, but otherwise I haven't run into any bugs or glitches.”
humor
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
The humor in the game is described as both hilariously good and hilariously bad, suggesting a mix of clever and absurd comedic elements that resonate with players.
- “This game is hilariously good!”
- “The humor in this game is top-notch and keeps me laughing throughout.”
- “I love how the game uses clever jokes and puns to enhance the experience.”