RadSpire

WASTE OF TIME

So, I read the other reviews and thought, hey, it cant be as stinky as they are letting on. I was very soon humbled. I like the general idea of this game, there is some serious potential for a fun small experience here but it is incredibly unintuitive and clunky. The way the character is controlled needs some rethinking as well as the way text and UI is displayed. It is hard to read and at some point the UI just clips though objects and walls, paired with your choice of font and colour scheme for the text portions I need +10 lenses and DLSS on MAX to see correctly. The combat is ok, but I don't think eating is an option even after rebinding food does not work. Items are also very hard to find, I ran around the map area twice and still did not have enough of what I needed to craft all the quest craftables. Everything considered I have definitely played much worse and lowkey for being put up literally yesterday it for sure runs on my pc, but is not an enjoyable experience. Hopefully you all update this and I get to play a polished version, I'll be keeping an eye out. Until then, Godspeed Lads, I'm sending my hopes and prayers. You will need them

The basic idea was nice, but in the game itself nothing works, not to mention the optimisation issues. It feels more like a student project, even though it’s free, it’s not worth it.

RadSpire is a game that I think has a decent idea behind it, especially considering it is a free early access survival RPG. I am exploring a broken post apocalyptic world where futuristic technology and unstable magic have been mixed together, while gathering resources, crafting equipment and fighting enemies along the way. I like the general setting because it gives the game a little more personality than a completely standard post apocalyptic world. It also gives me a reason to explore rather than simply moving from one combat area to another. The exploration is probably what I enjoyed the most. I can travel around different areas, collect raw materials and gradually work out what I need to survive. The crafting system has several stages to it, including processing ore into bars and then turning those materials into things like swords, shields and armour. I like having to actually work through the resources instead of simply finding a better weapon lying around. There are also structures and storage that I can build, which gives the survival side a bit more purpose. Combat is fairly straightforward, but it does the job. I am fighting monsters while trying to progress through quests and reach new areas, with boss encounters giving me some tougher challenges. I like that combat is connected to the wider progression instead of feeling completely separate from the exploration. The different environmental effects in the biomes also give me something else to think about because I need to prepare before heading into certain areas. I think this is an area where the game has room to become much deeper as development continues. The survivor system is another part I liked. I can find people such as Sera around the world and help them with their own problems, which can then give me equipment, guidance and quests. I think this is a good way of making the world feel a little less empty, because there is actually a reason to pay attention to the characters I find. The branching progression also gives the story some potential, although I think the narrative side still needs more time and content before it becomes one of the main reasons I would play. The biggest problem for me is that RadSpire is clearly still an early access game. Some of the systems are there and working, but the overall experience does not feel completely developed yet. The developers are planning more biomes, crafting options, weapons, upgrades, enemies, bosses and survivor content, so there is quite a lot that could change over time. I think the current version is a decent foundation, but I would not judge it as though it were already a finished survival RPG. I also think the presentation could use more polish. The game has a fairly simple look and there are moments where I can tell this started as a university computer science project rather than a large commercial production. That is not necessarily a bad thing, and I actually think it is impressive how many interconnected systems have been put together. The full save system is also useful because my inventory, equipment and quest progress can be saved properly instead of making me worry about losing everything when I stop playing. Overall, I think RadSpire is a promising early access game that has a solid foundation but still needs more time. I enjoyed the combination of exploration, resource gathering, crafting and combat, and I think the mixture of futuristic technology with magic gives the setting some potential. The survivor quests are a nice addition too, although I wanted more depth across almost every system. I would not call it a finished experience yet, but considering it is free and the developers are actively planning to expand the game, I think there is enough here to make it worth trying if I enjoy smaller survival RPGs. Rating: 6.8/10

Umm, I can't play the game...I hit "play" and the game just popped up as a very small box in the top left of my screen....soooo I couldn't see much less read anything....so I couldn't play

this game is ....... something. I dont know what it is but its not sure either.

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