Radi

Radi is a polished, single-player neon arcade game that reimagines classic Pong as a high-precision, radial physics experience inside a glowing circular arena. Players control a short, curved “dish” paddle that conforms to the inner circumference of the playfield. Balls (glowing spheres) periodically enter through fixed or drifting portal-like holes on the perimeter. The player rotates the paddle left or right to intercept and redirect the balls, scoring points only when a touched ball is knocked into any hole. Untouched balls that slip into holes cost a “core” (life). The game features six distinct modes with unique rulesets, four power-ups, a deep combo and wave system, 12 unlockable achievements, per-mode leaderboards, career progression, and extensive accessibility options. Visually it delivers a retro-futuristic synthwave aesthetic with mode-specific color tints, dynamic particle effects, screen shake, and a first-run tutorial. It supports keyboard, mouse, and touch controls with a dedicated mobile boost button.