When you think about Double Fine Productions, the development studio led by legendary game designer Tim Schafer, you probably already picture something along the lines of RAD. The game immediately lets you know what it?s all about through the neon menus, gravelly-but-bodacious announcer, and screeching synth-rock; this is 80s pop culture incarnate, complete with (optional) CRT filter.
Published by Bandai Namco, RAD is first and foremost a roguelike set against a zany post-post-apocalyptic backdrop?a setting not dissimilar to that seen in Far Cry: New Dawn and RAGE 2 earlier this year. Following the planet?s second cataclysmic event, it falls to the teenage protagonist of your choosing to venture out into the mutant-infested wastelands and save what remains of humanity.
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