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Version 1.2.1 · 2025-03-17
Updated app information and metadata and Refreshed app screenshots for a better preview experience.
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The store currently lists version 1.2.1, updated 2025-03-17.








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Redline Shifting puts you behind the wheel of the world's most powerful automobiles, where the thrill isn't about speed—it's about mastering the art of shifting.
Immerse yourself in a unique driving experience focused on the sound and feel of cars like the IO Ultra and Silo LMJ. With no scores or timers, Redline is your escape into the raw sensation of handling high-performance vehicles. Featuring a custom proprietary sound engine, every rev, shift, and throttle response is designed to sound as real as it feels. Unlock exclusive cars, tune into the perfect engine note, and enjoy an immersive escape into the world of automotive mastery. Ready to shift into high gear? Because it's your turn to drive.
Experience Pure Automotive Sound and Precision
Redline Shifting isn’t just a game; it’s an auditory and tactile experience.…
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Updated app information and metadata and Refreshed app screenshots for a better preview experience.
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