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About This Game

Aim for the eyes

Turn-based fights on a hex grid, where every step and every shot costs action points. Pick the eyes, the legs or the gun arm, and watch what’s left standing.

Explore and survive

Travel the real map of Europe, a century after the bombs. Every town is made by hand, from a quarry village to a castle of knights in power armour, and the road between them is never the same twice.

Pick a side

Empires, armies, knights and raiders fight over the ruins, growing stronger or weaker with every raid and caravan. None of them are on the good side, but all of them are hiring.

Or don’t pick a side

Heartland, the large central landmass of Europe is ruled by no-one. Raider clans, ghouls, mutants and all sorts of vermin live there in chaos and endless struggle to survive.

Travel alone or with your friends

Play in co-op with up to three friends, each with your own character. Split up to explore, argue over the same conversation, and fight side by side, turn by turn.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Sound effects, some 3D models and the translations are made with AI. Most of the art in Radstorm comes from human artists. The AI-made models are refitted and retextured by hand before they go into the game.

AI tools also help us get more out of the art we buy. Purchased models are reworked to take less space and run more smoothly. The hair is a good example. 2.3 GB of purchased hairstyles became 35 styles with 26 MB of textures

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

Radstorm is a turn-based role-playing game in a ruined Europe after a nuclear war. Fights are bloody: wounds bleed, the
dead stay where they fall, and a critical or explosive killing blow can burst a head or tear off a limb. Characters
drink, take addictive stimulants, steal, curse and can take paid jobs that include a poisoning. Co-op players can chat
by text.