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With Radiant Entertainment having moved on to Riot, the developer will release the final build of Rising Thunder to the public for free and for the fighting game community to do with as they please.
League of Legends developer Riot Games has acquired Radiant Entertainment and that may not bode well for Rising Thunder, which will see its alpha get shut down next week.
Those currently playing Rising Thunder will now be able to do so with friends, thanks to the technical alpha's latest update.
Codes will no longer be necessary to jump into Rising Thunder, as Radiant Entertainment has announced that the free-to-play PC fighter's alpha is now available to everyone.
Rising Thunder has just stepped into the arena with its technical alpha, but fighting game legend Seth Killian foresees a bright future for the game. Today, Killian answers questions from both Shacknews and Chatty's ShackFighter representative, bcyde, about the game's design philosophy, updates, and what the game's future holds.
Radiant Entertainment did not take long to offer the first update for Rising Thunder's technical alpha, offering a good amount of fixes and some new variant moves to check out.
Radiant Entertainment has announced a new free-to-play fighting game developed by the creators of EV and Seth Killian.
