Radirgy Swag - Revision history

Mojilove: /* Ships */ The day I stop making typos is the day I die

2026-03-18T01:24:26Z

Ships: The day I stop making typos is the day I die

Mojilove: /* Gauges and the systems that govern them */

2026-03-11T01:04:44Z

Gauges and the systems that govern them

Mojilove: /* Scoring */ Multiplier values

2026-03-11T00:45:52Z

Scoring: Multiplier values

Mojilove: revised all terms to match the new steam version, and added the new manual

2026-03-04T10:29:42Z

revised all terms to match the new steam version, and added the new manual

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Trap15: Video index link

2023-11-20T08:53:30Z

Video index link

Tadaito: /* Strategy */ Added English manual

2023-08-26T16:32:56Z

Strategy: Added English manual

Tadaito: Cleaned up entire page, removed remaining blank template content, added (sparse) video section

2023-08-26T15:29:39Z

Cleaned up entire page, removed remaining blank template content, added (sparse) video section

Tadaito: /* Version Differences */

2023-08-26T15:15:58Z

Version Differences

Tadaito: /* Version Differences */

2023-08-26T15:15:26Z

Version Differences

Tadaito: /* Video References */

2023-08-26T15:06:49Z

Video References

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 Baihu has a wide forward-facing shot and a plus-shaped cross shot.
-Kanamaki Junkitus has a narrow forward-facing shot and an X-shaped cross shot. This ship also has a stronger sword attack (colored purple instead of blue) when the cross shot is selected.
+Kanamaki Junkitus has a narrow forward-facing shot and an X-shaped cross shot. This ship also has a stronger sword attack (colored purple instead of blue) when the forward-facing shot is selected.
 === Items ===

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 * '''Bottom right (Blue):''' ABS-NET (bomb) gauge. This fills up when enemies are destroyed and when the ABS-NET field absorbs bullets. This gauge fills up very quickly, encouraging liberal use of ABS-NET.
 * '''Top center (Green):''' Wee-Fee (speed) gauge. This goes up when speed items are collected. When this gauge is at two bars, the OVER state is activated, resulting in more enemies and faster enemy attacks.
-* '''Top left (Green reception):''' Multiplier. This fills up when enemies are destroyed while the ABS-NET field is active. The multiplier value goes up depending on the number of bars in this gauge and whether or not the OVER state is active.
+* '''Top left (Green reception):''' Multiplier. This fills up when enemies are destroyed while the ABS-NET field is active. The multiplier value goes up depending on the number of bars in this gauge and the Wee-Fee gauge.
 * '''Orders:''' Small objectives to complete as achievements. Not directly connected to scoring.

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 === Scoring ===
-''Multiplier system to be written here in detail later''
+The multiplier is based on the number of bars of reception and Wee-Fee, as shown in the table below. Here, the block at the left of the reception gauge is counted as one bar of cell reception, and the dot at the bottom of the Wee-Fee gauge is counted as one bar of Wee-Fee. The values for zero to two bars of Wee-Fee have been verified in the game, and the other values have been extrapolated. In essence, being in the OVER state and having full reception will always give x64 multiplier.
 === Enemy patterns ===

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 The game's title and general aesthetics draw from the original [[Radirgy]], though this game makes several departures from the traditional arcade format of its forebear. Radirgy Swag consists of a single continuous run with endless enemies (under certain circumstances) and no bosses or rigid stage transitions whatsoever. Also, this game features an energy meter that depletes over time and upon being hit by enemy attacks (but can be replenished with items), instead of the traditional lives system.
 __TOC__
 == Gameplay Overview ==
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 * '''Gold Dust''''s name in Japanese is "Kanamaki Chiractor" (金撒チラクタ). In the [https://youtu.be/n2faY_WcgyY?t=3440|fan Q&A segment of a live stream], the developers mentioned that "Chiractor" is based on the Japanese word "chiriakuta" (塵芥) meaning "garbage."
 * Dispatch Games European and North American release of the game was delisted from the Switch eShop in April 2023, due to license expiration.
 == References & Contributors ==

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	== Strategy ==		== Strategy ==
		+	[[File:Game_manual.png\|thumb\|right]]
	There are no stages or stage end bosses in this game; it goes through several different backgrounds with different enemy waves, but the main strategy is the same throughout.		There are no stages or stage end bosses in this game; it goes through several different backgrounds with different enemy waves, but the main strategy is the same throughout.

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 == Story ==
 After the "Umbra Incident" Tadayo Aita left school and moved into an abandoned train station near Shinjuku a few months ago. She now works in a part time job collecting junk. Someone else at her workplace named Ataka Atora, gave her a personal request that sounded pretty dangerous: She wanted Tadayo to get in a device suit called White Tiger, and go to a small planet near the Moon.
 == Version Differences ==
-The Dispatch Games translation only includes messages from Ataka Atora, other characters messages are not included.
+* The Dispatch Games translation only includes messages from Ataka Atora, other characters messages are not included.
 == Trivia ==
 * '''White Tiger''''s name in Japanese is "Byakko" (白虎), but the mech design resembles '''Kojiro''' (小次郎) from the original Radirgy. The name is ''possibly'' a play on words based on the original mech's name (Split into "ko + jiro," reassign the kanji 虎 (tiger) for "ko," morph the "jiro" into "shiro" (白; white) and then use a different "byaku" reading for the 白 kanji. Rearrange as "Byakko" (白虎).)
 * '''Gold Dust''''s name in Japanese is "Kanamaki Chiractor" (金撒チラクタ). In the [https://youtu.be/n2faY_WcgyY?t=3440|fan Q&A segment of a live stream], the developers mentioned that "Chiractor" is based on the Japanese word "chiriakuta" (塵芥) meaning "garbage."
+== Replays ==
-== Gallery ==
+''See [[Radirgy_Swag/Video_index]] for replays of the game.''
 == References & Contributors ==

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-== Video References ==
+=== Replays ===
 == Other ==