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Radiant Optimizer: what it is, its game list and the browser game confusion

Radiant Optimizer is a Windows 10 and 11 tuning app for gamers; its official pages name only Apex Legends and Warzone and show no full supported-game list. A separate fan site lists 32 browser games and says it is not affiliated. This page separates the two and flags what we could not verify, including who makes the app.

Quick facts

What it is

Windows PC tuning app

The official site describes Windows tweaks, game profiles, latency and network tests and diagnostics for gamers. Version 3.3.11 was shown on October 12, 2026.

Price

Free tier, $57.77 premium

The official plans page lists a free tier and a one-time $57.77 Premium for one PC.

Game list

No full list found

The official pages we opened name only Apex Legends (home) and Warzone (features). We did not find a full supported-game list, so we do not publish one.

Maker

Not identified

The official site says only (c) 2026 Radiant Optimizer, with no company or people named.

How the game works (as reported)

Facts restate the official site and one fan directory. Tamedex has not tried this, so there are no tested tips here. We found no independent safety review of the software.

  • What the app claims

    Windows tweaks, game profiles, latency and network tests and diagnostics, per the official pages.

  • What it says it cannot do

    The official site says it cannot control game servers or guarantee FPS, ping or hit registration, and that some PCs may see little change.

  • The 'browser game' list

    radiantoptimizer.games calls itself an independent fan directory built around a browser games list from the Radiant Optimizer X post. It lists 32 browser games, says it hosts no files and says it is not affiliated with Radiant Optimizer. So the browser list is not the app's supported-games list.

  • Copycat domains

    Several other domains use the Radiant Optimizer name. We did not open most of them and do not repeat their claims.

  • Safety

    We found no reputable review of this specific software. PC optimizers as a category have a history of scams, as Malwarebytes has written, so check any download carefully.

Timeline

  1. Browser game searches begin

    Queries for 'radiant optimizer browser game' first appear in our trend tracking around October 8, 2026.

  2. Official site checked

    Version 3.3.11 was shown on the official site.

Radiant Optimizer FAQ

What is Radiant Optimizer?

A Windows 10 and 11 PC tuning app for gamers with a free tier and a one-time premium plan.

What is the Radiant Optimizer full game list?

We found no full list on the official pages. They name Apex Legends and Warzone only.

Is the Radiant Optimizer browser game list official?

No. It is a fan directory that says it is not affiliated with Radiant Optimizer.

How much does it cost?

The official plans page lists a free tier and a one-time $57.77 Premium for one PC.

Who makes it?

The official site does not name a company or people.

Is it safe?

We found no independent review. Download only from the official site and read its disclaimers.

What Tamedex has not tested

Tamedex has not played Radiant Optimizer. This page reports what the linked coverage says and will be updated as the game changes.

Sources and method

See our methodology and IP policy.

Tamedex is an unofficial fan site. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by the developer of Radiant Optimizer. Game names are used only to identify the game covered.