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Rack N Ruin needs at least DX9 Supported Video card. and 2 GB RAM.
Chaos reigns in this top down action adventure game starring Rack, a demon with an appetite for destruction. Pave a path of mayhem as you guide Rack on his quest to jump start the Apocalypse. Wield powerful magic, decimate your foes, unravel mind bending puzzles, and smite titanic bosses all while corrupting a vast open world.
Game modes: Single player
Right now the lowest price for Rack N Ruin we're tracking is $3.54 at Gamivo — 65% below Steam's $9.99. We compare 2 stores and prices refresh every few minutes.
The lowest price we've recorded for Rack N Ruin is $3.28 at Gamivo on August 1, 2026. The current best price is about 8% above that low.
Based on 1 community review on CriticalPixel, Rack N Ruin has an average score of 75.0/100. Read the individual reviews on this page to see what players liked and disliked.
The minimum system requirements for Rack N Ruin are — OS: Windows XP+; CPU: Pentium 4 or greater CPU with SSE2 instruction set support.; GPU: DX9 Supported Video card.; RAM: 2 GB RAM; Storage: 2 GB available space. See the full minimum and recommended specs in the system requirements section on this page.
Rack N Ruin released on March 31, 2015 and published by Funbox Media.
Rack N Ruin is available on PlayStation 4, PC (Microsoft Windows), Xbox One, Nintendo Switch. It supports single player.
Rack N Ruin last hit a new low of $3.28 on August 1, 2026 at Gamivo. Current best price is $3.54. Prices on this page refresh every few minutes, so check back around seasonal sales for new lows.
The cheapest Rack N Ruin price right now is $3.54 at Gamivo, 65% below the Steam price.
| Store | Discount | Price | Buy link |
|---|---|---|---|
 GamivoBest price | — | $3.54 | Buy Rack N Ruin at Gamivo |
 Steam | — | $9.99 | Buy Rack N Ruin at Steam |
All-time low: $3.28 at Gamivo on Aug 1, 2026 — the current best price is 8% above it.
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