Beat ‘Em Up Roguelite Action RPG Radiant: Guardians of Light Lands on Mobile

After releasing on PC, Radiant: Guardians of Light is now on mobile. Developed and published by Spanish studio Chorrus Games, it’s a co-op fantasy beat ‘em up. Mostly like the old-school ones, packed with action and no auto-battling.

Radiant: Guardians of Light is all about manual combat and player control

Set in the world of Helia, the game places you in the role of Ainar, the chosen one who confronts the tyrant Gultar. Gultar is an adept of Darkness responsible for plunging the realm into despair.

Across the ruins of an ancient castle and surrounding kingdoms, you battle factions. Along the way, you also overcome powerful minions, form alliances, learn new abilities, and craft equipment.

Radiant: Guardians of Light blends beat ’em up basics with RPG systems. Weapons and equipment let you collect materials and build loadouts suited to specific playstyles.

You get to combine offensive and defensive abilities, such as fire-based attacks or large-scale shielding. Boss encounters are multi-stage fights against large enemies.

The structure includes both a main story and additional challenge modes. A roguelite component, called The Roguelite Trials, focuses on replayability by removing access to main-game gear and introducing procedurally generated levels.

The areas feature randomised layouts and enemy placements, alongside more than 50 new rogue skills. Visually, the game has a cartoonish art style that contrasts with darker fantasy trends.

And what about the co-op mode?

Radiant: Guardians of Light has an optional co-op mode. It requires gamepads or controllers and allows two players to team up locally. One player takes on the role of Quinn, the last apprentice of the legendary Ophana.

Also, you can play the game entirely offline. On Google Play Store, the game is available for $4.99.

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