Taking ” the motorcycle combat-racing gameplay, pioneered by the Road Rash series, to the next level,” Road Redemption is releasing on January 15, 2017 for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, developer Dark Seas Interactive announced. It’s already sold 100,000 copies through Steam Early Access (priced at $20 USD regularly), and will see a full PC release on October 15, 2016.
Successfully Kickstarted back in May 2013, Dark Seas Interactive says the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions of Road Redemption “have been indefinitely postponed.” The Wii U version, meanwhile, “is being re-evaluated.”
In a statement, developer Ian Fisch said they wanted to take their time “and release something great,” giving Mighty No. 9’s recent launch as an example of why they dropped some platforms:
We’ve seen Kickstarted games like Armikrog and Mighty No. 9 release before they were ready, and I don’t think that satisfies anyone. 
What happened with Mighty No. 9 shows that a potentially great game can be dragged down by trying to bring it to too many platforms. By putting the focus on PC, Mac, Linux, XboxOne, and PS4, we can maximise Road Redemption’s physics, AI, and visuals, rather than be hamstrung by trying to support lower spec machines.

Road Redemption is a driving combat adventure game where you lead your motorcycle gang across the country, earning money through races, assassinations, robberies, and other challenge...