Radical Heights to Add Female Character Models and Outfits

By Nicholas Barth ·

Cliff Bleszinski, co-founder of Radical Heights developer Boss Key Productions, has revealed female character models for the 80's themed battle royale game.

Radical Heights to Add Female Character Models and Outfits

Boss Key Productions is currently looking to carve itself a slice of the extremely popular battle royale genre with its free to play, early access, 80's themed title Radical Heights. While the game has had its fare shair of issues since being released, it promises a very unique take on the battle royale concept with features that have not been seen before in the genre, such as an economy system and game show elements straight from the era it draws its inspiration from.

However, one area of the game that fans have not been happy about is the lack of female character models for players to battle as, but a recent tweet from Boss Key Productions co-founder Cliff Bleszinski has put this concern to rest. 

Forthcoming. pic.twitter.com/Mw3DuAr8pm

— Cliff Bleszinski (@therealcliffyb) April 15, 2018
Staying true to the game's 80's theme, the female character models come straight out of a VHS tape fitness instructional video. Bleszinski did not state when the new female character models would be added into Radical Heights or if these would be the only characters available. With the battle royale title being in a "X-TREME Early Access" state that Boss Key has said will allow it to fuel development with player feedback, it is promising to see that the developer is already addressing a key concern of the playerbase with the implementation of the female characters. 
Now players will have the ability to compete as the game's roster of male characters female counterparts in the 80's themed action. (Boss Key Productions)
Now players will have the ability to compete as the female counterparts to game's current roster of male characters in the 80's themed action. (Boss Key Productions)
This development progress of Radical Heights is one of the latest reasons that the title and its developer have been in the news recently, as Cliff Bleszinski has accused his former employer and the current developer of Fortnite Battle Royale, Epic Games, of trying to steal members of his staff away that are working on the 80's themed battle royale title.
Only time will tell if Bleszinski's first entry into the battle royale genre will be able to distance itself from controversy and continue to satisfy players with its ongoing development, but with the addition of a highly requested feature in the game already on the way, it looks as though Radical Heights is heading in the correct direction.

 (cover photo courtesy of Boss Key Productions)