
Radii is a challenging platformer. Traverse an abandoned compound with limited movement capabilities, managing energy and momentum.
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haven't played to much of this yet, but the games unique and fun, although there arent enough checkpoints
Even though this game isn't a marketed as a metroidvania, it is one. The game is challenging and can feel a little unfair even as a lot of attacks kill the player instantly and save stations are sparse. The bosses are good for how the movement system but need some work. The platforming feels good and natural, and with additional settings (like one to display the currently held direction on the left stick) I bet it will feel really good to play. Currently, most areas in the game don't differ much in theme and graphics except for music and obstacles which I hope to see improved. The controls for the game could be better. The game is recommended to be played with a controller which is great for movement but horrible for aiming. It's so tricky to aim with the right stick that I switched to a keyboard and mouse at some parts. If you have a Steam Controller, it is perfect for this game.
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I've played this game for like 9 hrs and it's amazing. The graphics are amazing, same for the music. I love this game. I recommend it, this is really good. You can literally feel the tension and the world around you as you play. Incredible.
[h1]Before I played Radii, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]
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