Anyone checking out this fortnite clone? im trying to get in before i cant win a solo (like FN).

I'm not into these battle royale-type games (I have the full version of Fortnite but haven't played it much), but I tried this and while it's very raw, it has a lot of potential. The whole 80's game show theme is fun.

I played a handful of games and killed one person. Mostly just ran around, encountered nobody, and came in top 30.

I actually really like this game, I am a fan of PUBG downside to that game is Early/Mid game can be very boring if you don't land in decent spots all the time. I like fornite too but not as much as I don't like when people get shot the first reaction is to build apart from that I would like this game.

I think this game bridges the gap between both of these games. I think the circles are dependent on how many people are left and not time dependent (Could be wrong on this), If this is the case though this should help with the early to mid game stuff. The game mechanics are way better that PUBG well any game is really. Having other stuff to do within the game is a nice feature too.

Overall a decent game hope the devs keep working on this and listen to the community, I heard they built this game in 5 months.

ya im old and like the nostalgia of the 80s feel. they need to incorporate an old WWF ring and go from fists to steel chairs.

i agree that a middle ground of PUBG and FN is needed and this might be it. i dont like hitting trees for 10 mins just to get 1-shot sniped in FN. i havent even tried PUBG cause it looks like sitting around forever, but i watched it a little.

annnnnd...the game is already done. While the servers will remain up for the "near future," Boss Key Productions has shut down, so there goes Radical Heights.

I'd love to see someone buy it (however that works), as it has potential.

For more:

https://kotaku.com/radical-heights-d...own-1826015127

Say what you want about Cliffy B but 60+ people just lost their jobs and that sucks. He made a bunch of money when Oculus sold to Facebook and then took a huge chance and lost a lot of it on Boss Key so I feel bad for him.

Hopefully those folks will be able to take the experiences they gained from working on that game and apply their talents elsewhere.

I’m always amazed at how many game devs just up and start their own companies. I’d love to see what percentage of such workers do this compared to the general population.