Radiance It throws users into a rather extreme environment, namely, on a nuclear power plant. It would seem what an ordinary employee can do. But in fact, his task is to prevent melting the nucleus. The station itself has colossal dimensions, so you will have to move a lot between sections and blocks to perform standard tasks. But when the problems begin, you will have to react quickly and master new actions on the go.

It is difficult to predict the sequence or degree of complexity of tasks in Radiance. Everything happens suddenly, and against the background of global difficulties, insignificant ones may appear. For example, if the boiler room was filled with radioactive rats, you need to find a protective suit and catch them all. At the initial stage of passage, as in most simulators with a similar type, the system allows you to master all the necessary mechanics. Even how quickly it will be possible to find an inventory button and get to the tool. After all, if you do not put out the fire or get the wrench in time, the pipe will simply fly off the rivets, and the steam stream will cause serious damage to the main character. Some manipulations must be paired (for example, drag hoses with water to extinguish a fire). Sometimes, you will have to climb into the especially distant parts of the complex, on the way to which it is very easy to get lost. And so that there are no problems with this, you can use the map in the control center.