An Honest review of Recharged

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Recharge is in Early Access. Anything I talk about or criticize may be subject to change.


Recharge is the beginning of something great. RC cars, jumps, speed, loops. All the the basic systems are here to show what is capable in this small racing game. Due to this game being early access I feel that the content is lacking. Hopefully the developers stick to their quarterly update list!



Here are some of the included features you can find in Recharge:

  • Racing (Clearly)
  • Multiplayer Races
  • Test track for testing car tunes and upgrades
  • Battle Pass style level up system (No battle pass required to gain all items)
  • Intelligent AI
  • Controller Support (Not all things are accessible via controller)
As of right now I have only been able to get the single player mode working.




In single player mode you select 1 of the 11 available tracks to race on and you can select anywhere from 0 to 11 opponents to face. You can have up to 16 laps per race. There is a difficulty scale of Easy to Hard.

One of my favorite tracks at this current point in time is the 8 of Fate. A figure 8 race in the desert that has massive jumps in the middle. Its quite an exciting race track! My second favorite track is Downtown - Ramps. Any track that has a lot of ramps is a big bonus for me, and this one sure does have lot of ramps!



I am excited to see the upcoming crawling feature! It wont be available for a while but I really want to see what is in store for that game mode.

One feature I find nice is the car customization system. There is a small list of frames, electric motors, chassis, and a few other things to make your RC car, lighter, faster, heavier, or more torque based. There is a fair amount of options available for everyone to build the perfect car.


When it comes to doing multiplayer races i was not able to find an online lobby which could mean that multiplayer has already died off for this game. What a shame. I hope it will pickup soon for multiplayer lobbies as I will be waiting!

Recharge Game Link

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