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Despite the visual and mechanical creativity provided by its signature mutation hook, RAD never elevates itself among other rogue-lites on the market. Read more

An engaging 80's world is the playground for a romp through a procedurally generated dungeon crawl. But it's not really the changing landscape that spices... Read more

The apocalyptic future the 80's imagined is back... imagined as the 80's apocalyptic future. Read more

Or something. Read more

RAD ultimately feels far too repetitive and unrewarding to recommend to people. It has a lot of potential should Double Fine choose to add post-launch... Read more

RAD is a nice throwback to the eighties alongside being a decent roguelite. It won't be a roguelike you put over a hundred hours into,... Read more

GOOD - RAD is a pretty typical rogue-like that’s bound to be familiar for fans of the genre. It splices up things by mutating your... Read more

An enjoyable retro-style rogue-lite; in RAD you should expect brutal gameplay in a gaudy and synthesised world. The random nature of the world sometimes proves... Read more

You'll want to check out Rad for its unique concept, addicting gameplay and beautiful style, you just may want to consider it on a different... Read more

RAD is a well thought out and put together roguelike that will keep fans of the genre coming back for more. The procedurally generated levels... Read more

As it stands, RAD will likely please roguelike aficionados who will forgive ill-conceived gameplay ideas because of the challenge it adds to the experience. Read more

The potential risks in the game meet a grander reward awaiting you near the end of your journey to save humanity from potential extinction. While... Read more

Looking at RAD as a whole, it's a solid roguelike that shines in creative ideas, setting, and visuals. At the same time, it falls for... Read more

RAD doesn’t do anything particularly new for the roguelike genre, but it doesn’t necessarily need to in order to be an enjoyable game in its... Read more

Rad isn't really dramatically reinventing any wheels, but it's the perfect wee game to have sitting on your HD for some casual fun. You can... Read more

RAD has excellent gameplay and great visuals but is very, very difficult. Fans of extremely hard games will likely get a kick out of it,... Read more

RAD is stylish, quirky, and above all else, a Double Fine game. What that means, is that it’s really enjoyable, funny, but not without its... Read more

Rad is simply HARD. The juvenile look and feel of the game can give an opposite first impression, but this is not a lay back... Read more

RAD may not reinvent the genre from the ground up, but fans of Double Fine and Rogue-Like games should definitely put some time into this... Read more

With the vast array of wacky mutations and other random elements, you can milk a whole lot of enjoyment out of this $20 adventure. Roguelike... Read more

RAD is a tough post-post-apocalyptic adventure that has players relying not only on skill to survive the mutated hordes but luck as well. With each... Read more

All the synths and mohawks in the world can't elevate this serviceable-at-best roguelike. Read more

RAD's mix of randomized abilities, enemy variation and busy landscapes make for a middling rogue-like. These elements combined with difficulty that's too often mitigated with... Read more

Rad delivers a superbly addictive and frequently harsh roguelike experience that stands among the best of them, though you'll sometimes curse the game's randomness for... Read more

RAD captures the great highs and disastrous lows that the roguelike genre thrives on and wraps it up in a fun dated-looking package that has... Read more

For those of you who love a challenge, Double Fine’s charming adventure is far from an easy game. With devious bosses, dastardly platforming challenges and... Read more

RAD is a good time, and it overcame a lot of my initial reservations. I just wish it wasn’t so built on chance, and the... Read more

RAD isn't the best of its genre, but it brings some interesting ideas to the table. If you prefer style over substance, you will probably... Read more

I definitely plan to keep playing and think most roguelike fans would be similarly swayed, happily positioning RAD as their latest timesink Read more

A fairly unique 3D roguelike, RAD is colourful, wilfully silly, devilishly difficult, and imbued with 1980s style. This is pure Double Fine, but will have... Read more

RAD is a madcap rogue-like from the twisted minds over at Double Fine that more than lives up to its name. Read more

It’s the kind of game that, if players are willing to look past its rougher edges, can provide hours of entertainment, and give them an... Read more

I question just how many 30-somethings are out there looking for a new time-draining roguelike to play, but regardless of just how niche RAD's audience... Read more

Double Fine's take on the post-post-apocalypse has a good couple of heads on its shoulders, but it's not quite the warrior of the wasteland it... Read more

Given most powers seemed more like a hinderance than an advantage, it lacks the same making due with what you got element, if only for... Read more

Rad is a great roguelike that constantly evolves to give you plenty of options the more you play, with unique mutations and a different world... Read more

Frustrations related to random abilities and level layout can be annoying, but the overall aesthetic is inviting. Successfully completing a run is always an exciting... Read more

RAD is only kind of rad, not super rad...That being said, the art is very enjoyable, providing a visual treat throughout each run. Read more

RAD is a great little roguelike that differentiates itself from others with its unique setting and visual appeal. It's really what you'd expect from a... Read more

RAD is a great addition to the rogue-like genre, with spiffy 80's inspired audio, and lots of fun mutations to uncover to help you explore... Read more

Combining the gorgeous aesthetics, the killer soundtrack and exciting lucky-dip of mutations, RAD has mutated itself into a real little treat for me that I... Read more

RAD was a fun experience and one that I'll likely revisit in the future. However, it's pacing made it difficult to play for long periods... Read more

The more often you get stuck with the same items and abilities, the more redundant and shallow the game feels. Read more

Rad is about what you expect from the modern rogue-like game in terms of features and structure.  If you dig the 80's aesthetic, or rogue-likes... Read more

RAD is a roguelike that presents a world worth fighting for. Read more

Taken as a whole, Rad does more right than it does wrong. Read more

A permadeath game with tangible progression, delightful characters and dialogue, and satisfying combat, RAD is yet another win for Double Fine. Read more

Double Fine's latest title, RAD, provides a unique, imaginative take on the roguelike genre that can't be missed. Read more

RAD is a gorgeous and addictive entry into the Roguelite genre with creative powerups and a groovy soundtrack Read more

RAD has that unique Double Fine touch. While combat wavers between difficult and unsatisfying, mutations and exploration create that "one more run" magic. It's a... Read more

Roguelikes don't get much more bodacious than RAD. If you take a trip into the Fallow, good luck making it out. You're going to need... Read more

Daily challenges and leaderboards add another element to the game if you’re into chasing high scores, but for me the real draw is just seeing... Read more

RAD is a fun, weird, rogue-like game that is incredibly approachable for all players. Whether you love the challenge of sudden death or you just... Read more

Beautiful, bold and a lot of fun. RAD is a great game and a great roguelike. Read more

I've had a lot of fun with RAD, even though I can tell I've really only scratched the surface. Trying to work with suboptimal body... Read more

It's a little light on features, but RAD's world still has depth and a wicked-enough core gameplay loop that I can't stop coming back for... Read more

Overall, RAD is a great time. A simplistic roguelike with a humble, yet ingenious mechanic. Read more

RAD conquered us with its mix of hack's slash, rogue-like and charming post-apocalyptic world... and fans of the 80s will appreciate it even more. Read more