Radiant Crusade

[h1]Introduction[/h1] Here we go again! As much as writing negative reviews might displease me, I can’t always post positives and especially so when there are so few redeeming points to outweigh a game’s many flaws. This is in fact my first negative review since Curator Connect has been implemented by Valve and I’m partially to blame since I wasn’t selective enough. Nevermind, I shall do my best to point out the decent aspects of the game as well. It’s certainly not the case of an asset flip or lazy/broken Early Access project. That former label isn't even featured and perhaps it should have been. As the Steam debut of developer Radiance Games, they started off on the wrong foot regardless of their intentions. [h1]Story[/h1] At least half of the title bares some resemblance to what you’re seeing on-screen. It is radiant in the sense that there are lots of glowing objects around the map. They’re more like neons though and that vehicle which the players shall control seems like a poor depiction of a scrapped piece of Tron artwork. But crusade? Crusading against what, those giant insects? From the looks of it, since we have zero story development, I am more inclined to consider this …

You are in a space ground vehicle and you need to defend your base from the alien life on the ground of that planet you have weapons of course the graphics are pretty nice and sharp and its pretty nice to play this vr game with a controller because you sit inside a vehicle https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5_N4lbxODA

I got it on the Steam winter sale for $3.99. It's a close call, but I just can't recommend this game. It's not awful, it might even be fun for some. But it's just too basic for me to recommend. Gaze to aim just kills any fun for me that this game might have had. You drive around in circles shooting stuff while you upgrade your vehicle and tower. Waves keep getting tougher and more numerous. Seems like the thing to do is to upgrade that tower, your defenses, and your missiles. Enemy variety is on the thin side. There's big and small enemies from what I can tell. I don't know if there is a kill priority to the enemies. It was hard to notice if any acted differently. It seemed to be more about how big they were than anything and looking at your radar to see where they were coming from. Rating 4.5/10 I just didn't have fun, maybe others will find it more enjoyable, I died after about 23 minutes of playing and killing wave after wave, and I just tapped out, no more please

no... just no... I forgot I bought this game on sale, lost a refund, the only reason I got it was because it has VR mode... played it for 5 min and Im sure this game is not worth my time... well, keep the work going devs... I hope your next game will improve over this... any game you made will! dont give up! confusing aim mode and mechanics just drop me off instantlly... If it had a demo I would never ever had bought this one!

Urgly, boring and repetitive. Very blurry visuals, feels like you're driving around in a haze. Can't say I'd recommend it. Screenshots look much nicer then it is in game. Gameplay is so so very minimal, you just drive around and shoot bugs with bland weaponary.

Really well made, they payed attention to small details and it shows!