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For retro PC scavengers only; don't expect polish, expect a relic.
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About Radical Heroes: Crimson City Crisis
Radical Heroes: Crimson City Crisis is one of those titles that slipped through the cracks of '90s PC publishing, developed by Apogee when they were still throwing everything at the wall. It's an action game built on enthusiasm rather than refinement, the kind of thing that shows up in bargain bins and ROM collections. There's no Steam presence and virtually no modern coverage, which tells you where it lands in the broader gaming conversation. If you're chasing Apogee's catalog for historical kicks or arcade action that doesn't pretend to be anything fancy, it might scratch an itch. But go in knowing this is a relic, low production values, quirky design, zero hand-holding. It's a game for people who love hunting down forgotten software more than people looking for a solid afternoon of entertainment.

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- Developer
- Apogee Software
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- Unknown
- Release Date
- TBA

