Burnout Revenge vs FlatOut 2
Side-by-side comparison of features, pricing, ratings, and alternatives.
The Xbox 360 and PlayStation 2 versions add new crash junctions, online Revenge Rivals, and a Burnout Clips feature for sharing 30‑second race highlights. With 77 cars and both offline and online multiplayer, the game delivers relentless action for racers who love speed and spectacular crashes.
FlatOut 2 delivers relentless arcade racing where every crash shatters fences, explodes tyre walls and sends drivers flying through windshields. With 34 vehicles, 12 rag‑doll mini‑games and a soundtrack featuring Rob Zombie, Papa Roach and more, the mayhem never stops. The game features a sophisticated career mode, 60 track combinations and LAN‑only multiplayer for up to six players, plus split‑screen action for local chaos. Over 5,000 destructible objects and 40 deformable car pieces make each lap a spectacle of sparks and destruction.
- Innovative traffic‑checking mechanic
- Robust single‑player world tour with 169 events
- Extensive multiplayer modes including online rivals
- Rich variety of crash-focused mini‑games
- Massive amount of destructible objects creates endless chaos
- Large roster of vehicles and tracks for varied gameplay
- High‑energy soundtrack featuring well‑known rock artists
- Multiple multiplayer options including LAN and split‑screen
- Graphics dated on PlayStation 2 version
- Steep learning curve for mastering takedowns
- Limited car customization options
- Online play limited to LAN only, no modern matchmaking
- Graphics are dated compared to newer racing titles
- No official updates for newer console generations
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The Verdict
AI-generated from listing dataFlatOut 2 is the budget-friendly, locally‑focused demolition racer, while Burnout Revenge offers richer single‑player content, online play, and higher critical scores at a higher price.
Key differences
- •Price: $19.99 vs $59.99
- •Critic score: 83/100 vs 91/100
- •Single‑player content: 60 track combos vs 169 events
- •Multiplayer: LAN + split‑screen vs online only
- •Destruction focus: 5,000+ objects per track vs traffic‑checking crash system
Gameplay & fun factor
FlatOut 2 features 5,000+ destructible objects per track and rag‑doll mini‑games, delivering more chaotic variety.
Platform availability
Specific platform listings are not specified for either title.
Price & value
FlatOut 2 costs $19.99, far cheaper than Burnout Revenge’s $59.99.
Multiplayer / co‑op
FlatOut 2 supports LAN up to six players and split‑screen; Burnout Revenge only offers online play.
Content & replayability
Burnout Revenge provides 169 single‑player events across three continents, versus FlatOut 2’s 60 track combinations.
Difficulty & accessibility
FlatOut 2 has no noted steep learning curve, whereas Burnout Revenge is described as having a steep curve.
Graphics & performance
Both games are described as having dated graphics; no clear advantage is given.
Choose Burnout Revenge if…
Players seeking extensive single‑player events, online competition, and higher critical acclaim.
Choose FlatOut 2 if…
Budget‑conscious players who want local multiplayer and high‑octane destruction.
Common questions
Which game offers more content for replay?
Burnout Revenge has 169 single‑player events; FlatOut 2 offers 60 track combinations.
Is there online multiplayer?
FlatOut 2 only supports LAN and split‑screen; Burnout Revenge includes online multiplayer with rival tracking.
How do the prices compare?
FlatOut 2 is $19.99; Burnout Revenge is $59.99.