Rad Rodgers
Rad is a rambunctious but spirited young boy who maybe plays too many video games. After dozing off at the tail end of a long night of gaming, Rad awakens to find his dusty old console has turned itself back on. Suddenly a vortex emerges and he's sucked into his TV, where he finds himself the star in his very own video game adventure. The game brings back the 90's-era platformer with a game inspired by classics like Commander Keen, Conker, Ruff'n'Tumble & Jazz Jackrabbit. Features Weapons: Dusty arms Rad with seven radical weapons. Sounds & Music: Andrew Hulshult has created an amazing and authentic soundtrack for the game complete with MIDI-inspired music… And synthesizers! The Pixelverse: While Rad and Dusty are a great team, only Dusty can enter the electrified Pixelverse — a dangerous spacetime-breaking region that exists beyond the game world. Classic Easter Eggs: The game features hard-to-find collectibles in sometimes even harder-to-find classic secret rooms.
Game Discussion
Steam User 0
Fantastic graphics and gameplay.
It's Rated 17 but w/o Blood and Language perhaps it's 13...
Allows Kiddie Mode: Options > Parental Control > Turn Blood OFF / ON > Mature Language OFF / ON
However, even with these turned off, there was still a lot of vulgarity.
Two Player "Battle Mode" is awesome Local PVP! But in "New Game" can also choose "Two Player" and do Local COOP! AWESOME GAME.
I was able to do Local Couch COOP with an Xbox Core Controller + an 8BitDo Pro 2.
Steam User 2
Ah, greetings fellow adventurers in the realm of pixels and polygons! Gather 'round, for I have embarked upon a grand quest, a digital odyssey if you will. However, let me regale you with a tale of caution, a whisper in the ears of potential buyers and brave players alike.
This game, my comrades, is not a masterpiece, despite its dazzling facade. A feast for the eyes, a symphony for the ears, yet beneath the shimmering surface lies a disappointment of epic proportions. A true game, in my humble opinion, should be a joyous voyage through well-crafted levels, not an arduous task.
Alas, this creation falls short in the realm of level design. A good game should not subject its players to the drudgery of tedious landscapes, nor should it force them to endure 15 to 20 minutes of battle with lackluster bosses and the lamentable bonus glitch levels. The glitch, a most peculiar choice, serves as a feeble attempt to artificially extend the adventure in this generic platformer.
Behold, the game's camera, a fickle companion, occasionally zooms in or out, cunningly concealing obstacles and challenges. This devious trickery results in unjust deaths and grievous harm. Oh, how I yearn for the ability to pan the screen, much like the legendary Sonic, to unravel the mysteries that lie below.
Strange choices abound in this digital tapestry, my friends. Bonus levels featuring rudimentary pinball, a lackluster doodle jump, and a simplistic game of Simon says. Why, you may ask, do these curious diversions exist? Could it be that the entire game boasts a mere ten stages? It was once titled "World One," hinting at a grander expanse, yet alas, this illusion shatters like glass.
Fear not, dear seekers of virtual adventures, for my purpose is not to despair but to enlighten. Know this: the journey through this particular realm may not be worth the investment of your precious time. As I conclude this quest, I shall turn my attention to the newly remastered Crystal Caves, a beacon of nostalgia for my old-school Apogee cravings.
In the vast digital landscape, let wisdom guide your choices, and may your future quests be filled with joyous exploits and pixelated wonders!
Steam User 0
Oh boy, Oh boy - How beautiful and cute this game was! I recommend to everyone at least to try it
Steam User 0
fun game i like it.
Steam User 1
Rad