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Radical Rex
By Krome Studios Melbourne, released 1 Jan 1994
- Microsoft Windows
- Sega Genesis
- Super Nintendo Entertainment System
- Xbox Series X and Series S
What it is
Radical Rex is a platformer starring a fire-breathing Tyrannosaurus on a skateboard, trying to save the dinosaur race from an evil creature. Rex can ride his board, breathe fire, jump-kick enemies, swing on vines and roar as he moves through prehistoric settings. The game has ten levels, including jungles, forests, dinosaur graveyards, underwater caverns and a giant dinosaur. Players face more than twenty prehistoric enemies, with boss fights among the listed features. The game is described as fast-paced, with 16-bit graphics and a soundtrack. It is a single-player game with partial controller support, and Family Sharing is listed. The game was made by Krome Studios Melbourne and is available on Windows, Sega Genesis, Super Nintendo Entertainment System, and Xbox Series X and Series S. Its Steam listing gives a release date of March 7, 2019, and identifies its genres as Action and Adventure.
What players like, and what they don't
- Ten levels across varied prehistoric settings
- More than twenty enemies and boss fights
- Single-player with Family Sharing
- Available on Windows, Genesis, SNES and Xbox Series X|S
- Controller support is partial
- No multiplayer mode is listed
Who it suits
It suits players looking for a single-player platformer built around a skateboard-riding dinosaur, prehistoric enemies and ten levels. Partial controller support is listed.
Radical Rex centers on a fire-breathing dinosaur, platforming moves and a ten-level rescue mission. Check the platform listing and partial controller support before choosing it.
