Radioactive News

Our latest game, Yinyang, was released today on Steam.

Yinyang is a small and simple adventure game starring a little ball. The aim is simply to roll over some tiles to flip them and make them vanish. When they're all flipped, the exit will open, so the trick is to find a one-way path. There are lots of special tiles and bonus rounds, and other games to unlock.

This is my third Steam release and my second 2019 remaster. It's a very different game from Radioactive but still features new graphics, full controller support, and support for the latest graphics hardware.

Yinyang is out today with a 10% launch discount.

Take a look at the game on the store page:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1043450/Yinyang/

Flatspace IIk v1.04 is now live.

Here's a complete list of the changes:

-Game engine upgrade to v1.16.
-Screen selection now limited to Desktop or Best. Users can Browse Local Files edit Config.txt to specify another preferred screenwidth and screenheight if really needed.
-The primary game controller can now be plugged and unplugged while the game is running and be detected.
-Default control for Thrust is now left trigger on an XBox controller.
-The mouse pointer can now be controlled by the game controller with 'X'/Button 3 for Left Mouse.
-New main font, corrects some clipping on the v1.03 font.
-Maximum Thrust for thrusters increased from 1.0 to 10.0 (for custom items). Most useful to speed up capital ships.
-Number of music tracks installed is now shown on the plug-in screen. This is 4 with the basic version of Flatspace IIk. More music packs are available as DLC from the Steam Store.

A few of the changes are a result of preparation to launch our next game, Yinyang, in two weeks or so.

Mark

The launch button has been pushed! Radioactive is now on sale.

Radioactive is a turn-based strategy game based on a simple idea. Players begin a world map (rendered in glorious 1980s wireframe), and a random scatter of missile silos (or submarines, or airbases, or other things to fire from). Players take it in turns to select a unit, set the direction and range to a target, and click fire. It's a variation on a classic genre of set-the-angle games.

Playable with one to four players, any of which can be human or A.I. (no network play as yet)! Games can be massively customised too, which really adds a lot of depth. You can choose you exact mix of units, which map to play on, as well as difficulty and game speed, so you can play games that take a few minutes, or a few hours.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1019370/Radioactive/

In preparation for the public release on 22 March, Radioactive has been updated to v1.13. Like any game, Radioactive is in continual testing and a state of continual update, and this also applies to pre-release versions which are made available to beta-testers and to certain exclusive press outlets.

The new update checks display frequencies and gives users the possibility of explicit control over the game screen mode.

Radioactive is all set for its public release in 5 days: midnight on March 22 2019.

The perfect strategy game of nuclear war.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1019370/Radioactive/

Radioactive, a turn-based strategy game of nuclear war, is due for release on March 22 2019.

Radioactive is based on a simple idea. You begin with a world map and a random scatter of missile silos (or submarines, or airbases, or other things to fire from). Players take it in turns to select any unit, set the direction and range to a target, and click fire. It's a variation on a classic genre of set-the-angle games.

More than merely turn based, Radioactive is set on a 3D map, and shots continue to move while other players take their turns, adding a real-time factor to the gameplay. Games can be customised to a massive extent too. You can choose you exact mix of units, which map to play on, as well as difficulty and game speed.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1019370/Radioactive/