Toy World 1

Toy World 1 is a standard track created by Acclaim Studios London. Including Rooftops, it is the sixth track in game. As the name implies, the area is themed around a huge children's playroom. Toys such as trucks and arcade games can be seen littered throughout the place.

Racers start on a short timber-floored straight. Ahead of them is a helicopter marked with the letter 'P', which then hovers upward as soon as the race starts. At the end of the small straight is a tight S-bend, which leads to a moderate-elevated green-carpeted incline which then steers to the right. This leads to a second timber floor with another brief straightaway.

The second straightaway leads to a wide blue-carpeted slim-elevated staircase curve. Alternatively, players may bear to the right, which consists of a narrow path that finishes at a dead end. From there, the vehicles drop-off back into the main path where the staircase was, transforming into a very long straightaway that compromises an interactive electronic keyboard narrow strip that racers must drive on to progress.

A wide right curve then ensues, which takes the racers under a green dinosaur toy, placed right under a dip of the track. Following the dip is another slight right bend that gradually increases in elevation, which climaxes onto a steep ramp. Racers fly off the ramp, taking them back to the start line on the lowest floor, completing the lap.

In Reverse mode, racers travel into a room that lies right beneath the large ramp. This leads them into the dinosaur toy. There is also a dark yellow tunnel located after the interactive piano that is exclusive in this mode, which is the path that needs to be taken instead of climbing up the stair case. The tunnel ends into a tight hairpin, which takes them into the path that lies right before the peak of the staircase.

A large portion of Toy World 1 is covered under carpeted barriers which have a small but noticeable difference on grip than surfaces such as the tarmac in Toys in the Hood 1. As such, while some vehicles with adequate grip like Aquasonic may suffice, other cars with poor traction such as Pest Control will have higher difficulties with the track.

The blue stairwells is easily the track's biggest obstacle. The consecutive and sudden elevation drops are a challenge for vehicles with poor stability, such as Genghis Kar or Mouse. This is exacerbated as the obstacle is also a bend, forcing vehicles to also turn while running down the stairs. Although this is not present in the right path, it is compensated from the large drop-off at the end, punishing vehicles whose suspension is relatively stiff.

The legs of the dinosaur toy is also an obstruction in the tracks. Vehicles who do not align themselves at the start of the dip which follows right after the bend will collide with the pillars, wasting precious time.

Finally, in the lower passageway which lies ahead of the racers in the start line, as well as in the entrance of the dark yellow tunnel in Reverse mode, there are building blocks stacked on the track, obstructing the racing line. Colliding with the blocks will cause the responsible vehicle to lose control, and collapse the stack which then scatters the ABC blocks all over the place. The blocks after being scattered is still a reasonable obstacle in the course. Avoiding them is quite difficult, barring vehicles with excellent maneuverability, such as Dust Mite.

Text taken from the Re-Volt Wiki.