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About This Game

Radium Lux is a physics-based skill game with puzzle elements. The game design is inspired by and based on the author's hermetic Theory of Everything. This game was an important element in looking at the nature of reality from the perspective of a software developer. The level design is partly based on the three principles of static, organic and chaotic structures, while the order of the 130 levels follows a non-linear system in which there are different ways to complete some levels, which then unlocks alternative levels. Sometimes the levels change their structure during the game, as if one would skip from one reality to the next.

The sphere that the player has to navigate towards the target is attracted by two tractor beams and gravity. These three forces from different directions allow the sphere to be maneuvered very organically. The aim is to reach the finish line as quickly as possible. Each attempt is recorded so that the high score can be viewed retrospectively, or you can compete against it as a ghost and chase your own high score. While the game starts out easy, the levels get harder and harder, to the point where one wrong move will immediately send the sphere into spikes and collapse.

The graphic design can be individually customized. While there are very simple and static designs that save resources, there are also dynamic backgrounds that move more dynamically to match the music, as they function like a visualizer.