Clonk 3: Radikal

Clonk 3: Radikal is a video game in the strategy genre developed by RedWolf Design and published by RedWolf Design originally released in 1996. It is currently playable on DOS.

Being the fourth game in the series, Clonk 3 Radikal added many new elements to the game. A player can play predefined missions or try to achieve peaceful objectives such as selling all the gold, rescuing the fluffy Wipfs or killing all the monsters. The first objectives can also be pursued by 2 to 4 players cooperatively on a computer, or they can decide to play a melee round in which each player tries to wipe out the other teams.

Each Clonk can be controlled by the player, in contrast to the group controls of predecessors. The Clonks have also learned to swim and dive, dig in different directions and build bridges. 4-way scrolling allows for larger scenarios filled with new raw materials and endangered by volcanoes, earthquakes and hostile creatures.

A variety of new buildings, weapons, materials, vehicles and weather conditions that help or hinder players' actions make the game more complex and more heavily weighted towards strategic thinking than classic Clonk games.

The game also includes a mission editor, with which players can create their own scenarios by creating a landscape and defining all aspects, including weather, starting property and objectives.

It is possible that we have multiple downloads available when different versions exist.