- July 19, 2018
- Urban Goose Games
Radiis
Platforms
About
Radiis is a turn-based strategy game focused solely on building placement and territory expansion. The game offers a robust campaign mode with over 20 hours of content, as well as a skirmish mode with randomly generated maps. Players can compete against up to 16 opponents, either AI, local players, or through Remote Play Together, with difficulty settings to match their skill level. The game also includes a map editor and supports multiple languages.








- The game offers a unique and addictive turn-based strategy experience with deep mechanics and excellent replay value.
- The campaign is well-designed, gradually introducing new mechanics and providing a satisfying challenge that encourages strategic thinking.
- The game features a robust map editor and random map generation, allowing for endless gameplay possibilities and community-created content.
- The AI can be overly challenging, leading to frustrating stalemates and lengthy gameplay sessions, especially on higher difficulties.
- The game suffers from performance issues, with slow turn times and high CPU usage, making it unplayable for some users.
- Some players find the graphics and UI dated, and the lack of intuitive explanations for mechanics can lead to confusion.
gameplay
36 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is characterized by unique mechanics and a well-balanced design that stands out in the strategy genre, though it can become repetitive over time due to limited problem-solving approaches. While the campaign is engaging and offers fun levels, the AI can be overly challenging at higher difficulties, and lengthy AI turn times can slow down the experience. Overall, players appreciate the original mechanics and the interesting campaign, but some express concerns about the game's long-term replayability without new content.
“Gameplay -- amazing, well balanced and fair.”
“Original mechanics that work well together.”
“The game has a very interesting campaign and well-balanced gameplay.”
“The gameplay does get stale after a while since there's usually only a few ways to solve a problem.”
“I'm banking on a negative on this; unless they introduce some new mechanics, this game is pretty much in its final, never touched again state.”
“The AI seemed to be getting huge amounts of money and I couldn't understand how; after a dozen minutes, I figured out the AI was just exploiting a mechanic I wasn't aware of.”