- June 16, 2016
- Robert Yang
Radiator 2
Platforms
About
"Radiator 2: Anniversary Edition" is a collection of three experimental games: "Hurt Me Plenty," "Succulent," and "Stick Shift," which explore eroticism and intimacy in games through player interaction. These games challenge the typical portrayal of sex in games by presenting it as an act performed by the player, rather than a reward to be obtained. The Anniversary Edition features updated graphics, improved stability, and support for multiple languages. The game is available for free, with a suggested donation of $5, on Windows, Mac, and Linux platforms.











- The game is free and offers a unique, humorous take on gay relationships and sexuality.
- The mini-games are entertaining and provide a mix of absurdity and fun, particularly 'Stick Shift' and 'Hurt Me Plenty'.
- The game successfully incorporates themes of consent and aftercare in a humorous way, making it both educational and engaging.
- Gameplay can be repetitive and lacks depth, with some mechanics feeling awkward or unintuitive.
- The cooldown timers after certain actions can be frustrating and disrupt the flow of gameplay.
- The game may not appeal to everyone, particularly those uncomfortable with its explicit themes and humor.
humor
170 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe humor in this game is widely praised for its absurdity and cleverness, often blending raunchy themes with social commentary on queerness and sexuality. Players find the comedic elements both hilarious and provocative, with many noting the game's ability to elicit laughter through its outrageous scenarios and playful innuendos. While some may feel uncomfortable with the explicit content, the overall consensus is that the game is a funny and unique experience, particularly for those with an open sense of humor.
“I give it credit for being very funny and unique.”
“A hilarious and saucy collection of queer mini games.”
“It's free, funny, and actually educational.”