TouchArcade: Take the most irrational and demanding mobile gaming fan – you know the kind, the person that only wants paid games and hates in-app purchases and ads in any form – and ask them for a dream wishlist of everything they'd want from a mobile game. What they will describe to you is basically what Radiation Island [$2.99] from Atypical Games delivers on. It's a game that pushes iOS devices to their absolute limits, provides PC-style gameplay on the go with gamepad support, doesn't do much hand-holding, delivers dozens of hours of gameplay, offers online multiplayer, and oh yeah, it's only $2.99 for the entire package. And there's not in-app purchases to be found anywhere in the vicinity of the game, because those are for suckers, right?. Atypical Games decided to make a game for this most vocal and demanding of irrational consumer.
Radiation Island is an open world title with a huge emphasis on survival, crafting and exploration. Now released on the Nintendo Switch, check out our video review below covering all of the major details on what to expect from the latest open world survival title on Nintendo's hybrid console.
The zombie survival game Radiation Island has been out on iOS for a few months now. That's about enough time for us to start wondering if an Android version might turn up.
So, to find out if an Android version is on the way, we reached out to developer Atypical Games. The answer Pocket Gamer received wasn't quite the one they were expecting.
Atypical Games, the Apple Design Award-winning creators of the visually stunning Sky Gamblers series and Battle Supremacy, today released Radiation Island
