#Radiation island ios video review Pc

but if you can enjoy a game like 3089 you wont notice anything other than hostiles having very easy to beat AI when its time to fight. the fog and lighting is fine, water is fine.

While the graphics arent the best (models, textures, animations), it works okay i felt. (and the place to switch the profiles is kind of tucked away and hard to find, so to me it seems like it has good design features and some are geared towards kids, just IMO.) There are even profiles in it in case you want to play the harder difficulty and your son wants to play the easier mode. A lot of design features are well done and surprisingly translate quite well to PC, and make it feel like a childrens game. by the time you master the game it is a real breeze. A lot of these difficulties can be exploited. you could just wander and find the pick, or other tools. Like a shovel that you dig for sand, really dig for sand? The pickaxe to ore progression will annoy some people, cause the prerequisites arent a flat and linear progression (you have to use an tier two WOOD axe, to get a Tier two ORE pick) but its so simple with a mere two tiers that is seems irrelevant, and the resources abound anyway. The building and crafting is only rudimentary but it functions well for the sake of providing a context with which the player can pace their wandering. There are some aspects of gameplay which one learns to exploit to get ahead and save time. There was also an attempt to create 'anomalies.' There are some cheesy bits, and there's a few references or lifted content from other games as well you might recognize. The combat is very much like STALKER in the sense you have lots of freaky enemies flying at you, jumping at you, etc and sometimes you take medkits or bandages anti-poison anti rads in the midst of combat. The premise and storytelling, lore, atmosphere and adventure aspect is very much like stalker, with many of the gameplay and RPG elements being along the aspects of minecraft. Maybe i took an iOS game like this far too seriously but I like the presentation. Some of them seem specifically for kids, then again it is designed for IoS. But it borrows a lot of the better elements (imo) from minecraft and has many friendly interface features. yet a lot of the core design and several features seem geared for kids.

The game seems like it might be the perfect game for boys ages 7-10, save for the fact it ultimately gets very hard. This game is actually decently made, much more than it looks. Reading the reviews on steam, i was surprised, and became curious.

#Radiation island ios video review Pc

I've played games that had ports that were made with the ultimate intent of also going to PC (such as Shadowrun Returns) this doesnt seem to be one of them, it was designed to be an iPhone App, and only later emerged in the steam store for the same low price of the original app. This is maybe one of the first games I played that was seemingly intended purely for iPhone that later became a PC port that isn't such. Well guess what? Sometimes mobile apps ported to PC aren't a godawful blasphemy.