A sequel to the 2016 original, Redout 2 is one of the fastest and most difficult racing games released in a long time. A tribute to classic futuristic racers like WipEout and F-Zero, Redout 2 offers blistering speed, challenging controls that test your skill, and a surprisingly lengthy career mode.
With over 250 events to complete in the career, even skilled players won’t complete Redout 2 in a hurry. If that wasn’t enough, there is also an abundance of PlayStation trophies and Xbox trophies for completionists who want an extra challenge and replay value.
Redout 2 trophy and achievement list
For PlayStation users, there are 43 Bronze, eight Silver, one Gold, and one Platinum Trophy to earn in Redout 2. There are also 52 Redout 2 achievements worth 1,000 gamerscore.
These range from completing every career event, reaching an average speed of 1234 kph, and unlocking ship upgrades. As always, some of the most difficult trophies and achievements involve playing online, with one requiring you to enter 50 multiplayer races.
You can find the complete Redout 2 trophy and achievement guide below.
Name | Description | Trophy | Gamescore |
|---|---|---|---|
Rookie No More | Complete the Redout Academy subset
| Bronze | 15 |
Rookie No-No More | Complete the Redout Advanced Academy subset | Bronze | 15 |
EZ game EZ life | Complete the class B trials subset | Bronze | 15 |
Had to sweat a bit | Complete the class A trials subset | Bronze | 15 |
[Sweats profusely] | Complete the class S trails subset | Bronze | 15 |
Gitting Gud | Complete the SRRL trials subset | Bronze | 15 |
Enter the Speed Gauntlet
| Advance into Class B | Bronze | 15 |
Even Faster! | Advance into Class A
| Bronze | 15 |
All Power to Engines! | Advance into Class S | Bronze | 15 |
Put it on a shelf | Collect your first bonus trophy | Bronze | 15 |
Review
Find out if 34BigThings ultra-fast anti-gravity racer fills the void of WipEout and F-Zero in our Redout 2 review.