Rad Rodgers - Radical Edition

Jump´n Run & Shoot :-) viel zum Sammeln (-: einfach Geilo

Es un tributo a los clasicos de 3D realms. Una mescla entre Comander Keen y Duke Nukem 2. Esta buenisimo. Tanto sus controles, como la tematica, la buena optimizacion, y especialmente los minijuegos. PERO... -Solo tiene 10 niveles y 9 minijuegos. Es cortisimo. -El Final Boss, deja mucho que desear. Aunque lo pongas en la dificultad maxima. No representa un peligro.

Te digo una cosa; parece un juego que no lo han terminado de pulir. Jugabilidad tosca y aburrida. Mecánicas simplonas. Y el aspecto visual desagradable, por no decir horroroso. Un truño.

Game Crashes in Pogo level 2, World 3, 5 and 7 cannot be 100% completed.

its a very nice beautiful graphic platform game

Good idea, nice art style but as a game it's boring. Makes me want to play better platformers that clearly inspired this one.

是真的容易迷路呀！！！！！！！！！！！找不到石板，找的我头都秃了，陪我一幅假发！

It is ok but better on PS 4.

I thought a platformer game was suppose to be a bit about skill and collecting things. Why would you implement a pinball stage to complete 100%. Where have I ever read that pinball is a skill based game? I haven't, so this feels like something to pad the game. I do like the look and level design but I have ran into a couple bugs. If I am doing a mini game and then sent back to my character with a cut scene I then should be able to control my character until the cut scene is done. I have killed and hurt myself with this flaw.

[h1][u]Rad Rodgers Radical Edition | Review[/u][/h1] In this review, I’d like to share my personal experience with Rad Rodgers and talk about what I enjoyed and what I didn’t. [b]Please note that this review may contain some spoilers.[/b] Hopefully, my thoughts help you decide whether the game might be for you. [hr][/hr] [h2]Review[/h2] I completed Rad Rodgers in about 4 hours of playtime, and while the core idea and presentation have charm, the overall experience felt pretty mixed. The level design is genuinely nice and the game’s humor gives it personality, though it sometimes tries a bit too hard and the jokes don’t always land. The pacing also fluctuates quite a bit, making some sections feel engaging while others drag noticeably. On top of that, the flow of the gameplay often shifts from enjoyable action to more tedious moments, which made it hard for me to stay consistently motivated. As a whole, the game shows potential, but its execution often gets in the way of enjoying that potential consistently. [h3]What I Liked[/h3] [list] [*]Nice, well-crafted level design [*]Humorous presentation; the style is fun, even if it occasionally overreaches [*]Good visual style with vibrant colors that fit the game’s retro-modern mix [*]Solid soundtrack that complements the action and atmosphere [/list] [h3]What I Didn’t Like[/h3] [list] [*]Very limited combat options (you essentially only shoot or use the melee attack) [*]Little personal motivation to replay levels for collectibles like hats [*]The sections where you play as Dusty and “repair” parts of the world are annoying and not enjoyable at all [*]Becomes repetitive, especially toward the end; the difficulty spikes turn sections into frustrating trial-and-error [*]The difficulty ramps up sharply in the final stretch; the last boss fight looks cool but doesn’t feel great to play [/list] [hr][/hr] [h2]Conclusion[/h2] I like the general concept behind Rad Rodgers, but this particular execution just didn’t click with me. Despite its charm and a few genuinely enjoyable moments, the game’s shortcomings outweighed the positives for me personally. The inconsistent pacing and repetitive combat made it difficult for me to stay engaged all the way through. Still, I can see how others might find more to appreciate if they connect more strongly with its style and humor. It’s a title that might appeal to players who enjoy retro-style platformers with a bit of attitude, but I ultimately can’t recommend it based on my experience.