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Into the Radius 2

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Into the Radius 2
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VR/AR Virtual Reality
Developer CM Games (2023-2025), CM Immersive (from August 2025)
Publisher CM Immersive
Platform SteamVR, Meta Quest, PlayStation VR2
Device PC VR headsets via OpenXR, Meta Quest 3, Meta Quest 3S, PlayStation VR2
Operating System Windows, Meta Horizon OS, PlayStation 5
Type Game
Genre Survival, Shooter, Action, Indie
Input Device Tracked motion controllers
Play Area Standing, Seated, Room-scale
Game Mode Single-player, Co-op, Online multiplayer
Release Date Steam Early Access: July 24, 2024; Quest 3 Early Access: May 21, 2025; Steam 1.0: April 23, 2026; Quest 1.0: August 27, 2026; PlayStation VR2: October 8, 2026
Price US $39.99 (Steam, Meta Horizon Store and PlayStation Store)
App Store Steam, Meta Quest Store, PlayStation Store
Website https://www.cm-immersive.com/itr2
See also: VR Apps and VR Games

Into the Radius 2 is a virtual reality survival shooter developed by the Estonian studio CM Games and, since August 2025, by CM Immersive, the independent studio formed from the game's team. It is the sequel to Into the Radius (2020) and returns to the Pechorsk Security Zone, a fictional exclusion area filled with anomalies and hostile entities, where the player scavenges, completes missions for the UNPSC organization and maintains a set of manually operated firearms. Unlike its single-player predecessor, the sequel can be played alone or in online co-op.[1][2]

The game entered Steam Early Access for PC VR headsets on July 24, 2024 at US $39.99, with two-player co-op in beta.[1][3] An early access version for Meta Quest 3 and Meta Quest 3S followed on May 21, 2025.[4] Version 1.0, which added a complete voiced story campaign, left early access on Steam on April 23, 2026 and on Quest on August 27, 2026.[2][5][6] A PlayStation VR2 version, first announced for September 24, 2026 and then pushed back two weeks after issues surfaced during Sony's certification, was released on October 8, 2026.[7][6][8] As of October 17, 2026, the game is sold on all three platforms at a list price of US $39.99; the PlayStation VR2 version launched single-player only, with two-player co-op planned as a free update in the fourth quarter of 2026.[7][8][9][10][11]

By January 2025 the early access release had generated nearly US $3 million in revenue on Steam, and as of October 2026 the Steam version holds a "Mostly Positive" user rating.[12][9]

Reviewed 17 October 2026. Steam release notes for updates 0.11.0 to 1.1 and hotfixes 1.0.2 to 1.0.5, the February and June 2026 developer diaries, plush campaign posts, the UploadVR April 2026 article, and 17 October 2026 Steam, PlayStation Store, Meta Horizon Store and Metacritic figures. About review dates.

Gameplay

Into the Radius 2 keeps the structure of the first game: the player, an explorer working for the UNPSC, takes missions from a base facility, travels into the Radius to recover items or complete tasks, and returns to sell loot and buy gear. Progression unlocks better weapons and equipment for longer expeditions.[13][2] The Radius changes between day and night and with the Tide, a recurring in-world event that resets each location on its own schedule; Explorers can wait out a reset in shelters located inside tidal anomalies that the Tide does not affect.[9] The 1.0 release has ten story missions, nine secondary mission types (178 secondary missions in total) and five access levels to unlock, spread across three main locations and two sub-locations that are connected by passages with their own gameplay.[2][14]

Firearms are handled manually with tracked motion controllers and degrade with use. The modular weapon system introduced in the 0.14.0 update (November 2025) lets most rifles, shotguns and submachine guns be rebuilt at a vise with alternative barrels, handguards, dust covers, pistol grips and stocks; at that update's launch the system had 156 modules and 30 gun frames. Cleaning is done per part, and pistols and some legacy weapons stay non-modular.[15] The same update added "mag palming", which lets the player hold two magazines in one hand to swap them directly.[15] At version 1.0 the game listed 25 types of firearms (53 guns in total), a durability and maintenance system, a hunger (stamina) and food system, artifacts, difficulty settings and an Iron Man mode.[2] Chest rigs, armor vests and backpacks can be reconfigured pouch by pouch, and the player's total loadout is limited by "Loadout Points" that combine weight, size and ease of use; heavier setups slow movement.[16] Weapons, rigs, backpacks and the explorer uniform can be recolored with spray cans and camouflage stencils.[2][14]

The Radius contains nine anomaly types at 1.0, including ones that burst into shrapnel, release electric discharges, suppress light sources, or attach to the player and explode, plus distortion zones that require anti-distortion equipment.[2][14] The 1.0 release notes list three enemy families, Fragments, Mimics and Creeps, in 12 variants; the PlayStation Blog announcement also names Phantoms, which the Steam store page describes as invisible Fragment variants that reveal themselves only to a player who stays completely focused.[2][7][9] According to the store page, Mimics search for the player instead of firing blindly, take cover under pressure, change positions or rebuild ambushes when they lose the advantage, and notice flashlights and laser sights used nearby.[9] Update 1.1 let Mimic Spec Ops use grenade launchers.[17] Night expeditions use four types of night vision device and a signal flare that lights an area when it lands.[14] A shooting range and a "Kill House" at the Supply Depot, added in the 1.1 update, let players test weapons before buying them.[17] The range is part of the Facility, next to the Supply Depot, with no loading screen, and players use their own gear there; the Kill House can be run solo or with friends.[18] The same update added magazine loading devices: automatic loaders in the Shooting Range and Supply Depot fill magazines with UNPSC-provided ammunition, while manual loaders in the Dormitory, the Armory and some shelters in the Radius load magazines with the player's own ammunition.[17]

Co-op

Co-op is new to the series. The Steam early access launch supported two players in a beta co-op mode, with four-player sessions promised for later; CM Games listed "a stable co-op mode with fully functional radios" among the features still unfinished at launch.[1][19] Co-op sessions use proximity voice chat.[2] Update 1.1 ("Co-op & Range Update", June 19, 2026) raised the PC limit to four players, added a walkie-talkie for team communication, and noted that difficulty does not scale with party size.[17] A player can host a session and invite friends through Steam after completing the tutorial mission, and the co-op setup screen has player-count and difficulty options with quick presets; some difficulty changes made during a game take effect only after the next Tide.[17] In a June 2026 developer diary, CM Immersive said four-player co-op would launch "in beta condition" and be iterated on, and that the update made significant changes on the host side, which it called "the main bottleneck for multiplayer".[18] On Quest, co-op remains limited to two players; Road to VR reported that the developer attributed the lower cap to technical constraints.[5] Cross-play between the PC VR and Quest versions is not planned, according to the developer.[20] The PlayStation VR2 version launched single-player only, with a free two-player co-op update planned for the fourth quarter of 2026.[7][11]

Development

CM Games, a studio founded in 2010 and based in Tallinn, Estonia, said in a community update reported by Road to VR on May 8, 2023 that a "second chapter" of Into the Radius was in pre-production and would "follow an Early Access development model like before when the time is right."[21][22] Road to VR first reported the sequel's Steam Early Access plans in December 2023; by April 2024 the studio had set a summer 2024 window at US $39.99, with a full release then planned for late 2025.[23][24] In a May 2024 interview with MIXED, the team was described as about 25 developers, and the game had passed 100,000 Steam wishlists.[25] By September 2024 more than 30 people across a dozen countries were working on the game, and senior game designer Anton Subbota ran weekly guided VR tours of the build so that team members could see each other's work in the headset.[26]

Early access on Steam

The early access build released on July 24, 2024 contained a tutorial location, the explorer base and one large Radius location, with 13 weapons (several with variants), six chest rig types and seven priority missions according to CM Games; MIXED counted 14 weapons in its launch report.[19][1][3] CM Games warned at launch that "even the full release version of ITR2 cannot contain as much functionality and content as ITR1 currently has", and listed story episodes, weapon wear and repair, hunger, armor, new enemy types and difficulty settings as not yet included.[1] The game entered Steam's top 20 releases for July 2024 despite being VR-only.[26] Road to VR reported that it sold 40,000 copies in its first week for about US $1.6 million, and by late January 2025 revenue was close to US $3 million.[27] CM Games CEO Vlad Rannik told UploadVR that "we took a gamble with a game that wasn't complete" and that the studio was "absolutely looking at getting Into The Radius 2 to all major platforms"; he explained the Steam-first approach by saying the team could "focus on the gameplay and not necessarily Quest-specific optimizations."[12][27]

Six major updates shipped during early access, each preceded by beta testing.[14] Update 0.13.0 "Ghost Town" (April 24, 2025) added a new location, customizable rigs and backpacks, and improved physical crouching and body calibration.[16] Update 0.14.0 (November 6, 2025) introduced the modular weapon system and a launcher choice between DirectX 11 and DirectX 12, which the studio added because DX12 had caused frequent crashes for VR players.[15]

On August 19, 2025 the team announced that CM Games had "split into several independent studios" and that the Into the Radius team was now CM Immersive (CMI), an independent studio that owns the Into the Radius IP and is credited as developer going forward; the CM Games logo stays on previously published material. The same post published official modding guidelines, under which mods for the series must be distributed free.[28] The Steam store page now lists CM Immersive as both developer and publisher.[9]

Early access updates

The table lists the major early access updates on Steam as described in the studio's release notes.

Update Date Main additions
0.11.0 September 26, 2024 Four difficulty presets, including an Ironman mode, plus custom difficulty with more than 15 parameters; armor vests with replaceable armor plates; large ammo boxes; a hunger system that limits maximum stamina, with new food items; more tactical Mimic behavior[29]
0.12.0 November 27, 2024 Reworked height calibration and a dedicated seated mode; three ballistic helmets (Sfera, PASGT and FAST); the AKM and M4A1; weapon variants split into stashed, stock and modified versions; the first stage of weapon wear, with cleaning[30]
0.13.0 "Ghost Town" April 24, 2025 The late-game Pechorsk Outskirts location, unlocked through the Top Priority Mission "Distorted Sample Delivery"; customizable chest rigs, vests and backpacks with Loadout Points; the Fort-17, SVD and G36; maximum Security Level raised to 4; new Fragment and Creep variants; proximity voice chat in co-op (beta). The update was not compatible with earlier saves.[16]
0.13.7 "Anniversaries" July 9, 2025 Rewards marking five years of the first game on Steam and one year of the sequel in early access, including an Into the Radius emblem patch, toy Pechos and, for players who bought the game before July 31, 2025, the UNPSC Certificate of Distinction; the highest difficulty renamed from Nightmare to Realistic[31]
0.14.0 November 6, 2025 Modular weapon customization; new modular guns (PP-19-01 Vityaz, MP9, Mosin-Nagant, Benelli M2 and SR-25); invisible artifact nests and an advanced artifact detector; mag palming; a choice between DirectX 11 and DirectX 12[15]

In a February 2026 developer diary, the studio said that update 0.14 and its follow-up fixes had been released on both Steam and Meta Quest, and described the end of 2025 as "extremely intense", saying that unexpected issues and resurfacing bugs had caused several major delays to 0.14.0 and its patches. It set out the plan for version 1.0: a voiced story, a reworked mission system, a new way to travel between locations, several smaller locations, a new tutorial setting, grenades, a flare and a weapon and gear painting system. It warned that 1.0 would wipe player progress, and listed what 1.0 would not include: a new large location, a shooting range, three- or four-player co-op, localization besides English, new platform ports and modding.[32]

Update 0.13.7 had placed three toy versions of Pecho, a character from the first game, in the Facility and in shelters, keeping their first-game look.[31] The studio later ran two 21-day campaigns for Pecho plush toys, announced on December 18, 2025 and July 10, 2026.[33][34]

Version 1.0 and story changes

CM Immersive announced on April 1, 2026 that the SteamVR version would leave early access on April 23, 2026, with the price unchanged; the Quest version was to stay in early access for the time being.[35] Four 1.0 betas preceded the release. During the first beta, players criticized the presentation of the new story characters, the guide Lauri and the UNPSC supervisor Eva, as too upbeat for the game's tone. For the final release the studio cut and re-recorded their lines, reduced how often they appear, moved Eva's post-mission briefings to optional tablet messages, and delivered parts of Lauri's story through interactable white figures placed in the world.[14][2][36] The 1.0 release also added the GP-34 underbarrel grenade launcher, hand grenades, the Remington 700 and Colt 1911, a playable guitar, an optional tutorial skip, achievements and a 33% launch discount through the end of April.[2][14] Hotfix 1.0.2 (April 24, 2026) added a Mag Insert Assist option that switches between the new magazine insertion mechanic and the previous one, and warned that refresh rates of 120 Hz or higher "significantly reduce performance"; the studio recommended 72 Hz on minimum settings and 90 Hz on recommended settings.[37] Hotfix 1.0.3 (April 30) made the M1911 unlock earlier, at Security Level 3, and hotfix 1.0.5 (May 5) fixed difficulty options that did not work as intended, including an Ironman setting that allowed loading a save after death.[38][39] By early June the studio had shipped six bug-fix patches since 1.0.[18]

After launch the studio said it would bring the full version to Quest once the PC build was stable, would "consider" other platforms such as PlayStation VR2 without formal plans at that point, and was working on four-player co-op, mod support, localization, a shooting range and perk-based artifacts. It ruled out modular pistols. UploadVR added that there were "currently no plans to add any new locations or major content expansions."[40] Update 1.1 delivered the four-player co-op and shooting range on June 19, 2026, along with the G3 rifle, MP5 submachine gun, explorer notes scattered through the locations, and credits. It also changed the ending sequence so that it clearly shows when Explorer 73's story is complete and free roam begins, after players said the transition had not been signaled.[17][18] On June 22, 2026 the studio released a paid DLC on Steam, the "Classic Explorer Kit" (US $9.99), with gear from the first game: the ITR1 explorer's uniform, a customizable Recon Vest and a non-customizable backpack, both with the first game's layouts, an AD-15 artifact detector available from Security Level 3, a probes sack and a Spetsnaz machete. Patch 1.1.1 on the same day added in-game support for the kit and five spray paints in the first game's colors, which are available to all players for in-game Supply Credits.[41][42] Hotfix 1.1.2 (July 2, 2026) fixed a rendering crash on loading saves and several co-op client issues.[43] In the June diary the studio said the sequel would not get an "ITR1 2.0" type of transformation like the first game, that it had plans for "all of 2026 and part of 2027", and that it was "exploring porting on other platforms".[18]

Quest and PlayStation VR2 versions

CM Games announced in February 2025 that the game would come to Quest 3 and Quest 3S in early access in the second quarter of 2025 at US $40, with the same features and content as the PC VR version over time.[44] The Quest early access release on May 21, 2025 lacked the Pechorsk Outskirts location and the distortion zones, and a Meta Quest 2 version was ruled out.[45][4] In MIXED's test on Quest 3, the game ran at a resolution below 2K by 2K with noticeable aliasing, at 72 FPS with Asynchronous Spacewarp enabled; the reviewer estimated about 15 hours of content at that stage.[46] The Quest 1.0 update on August 27, 2026 brought most of the content of the Steam 1.0 and 1.1 updates, including the voiced campaign, night vision devices, flares, new anomaly types and the G3, MP5 and GP-34, and carries the reworked Lauri and Eva dialogue from the Steam release; it launched with a 30% discount from the US $40 list price.[5][36]

The PlayStation VR2 version was announced on the PlayStation Blog on August 24, 2026 by game director Aleksei Shulga. It runs at a native 90 frames per second with eye-tracked foveated rendering, uses the Sense controllers' adaptive triggers for firearm resistance, headset and controller haptics for anomaly pulses and impacts, and 3D audio.[7] Road to VR reported that the launch version includes the full single-player campaign with 10 main quests, 178 side missions and five Security Levels, over 50 firearms across 25 weapon types and 12 enemy types.[47] On September 17, 2026 CM Immersive moved the release from September 24 to October 8, 2026, saying that "during the final certification stage, we identified a few things that still need attention."[6] Unlike the first game's PlayStation VR2 port of September 2024, which Fast Travel Games published, the sequel is published by CM Immersive itself; the PlayStation Store lists the publisher as CM Immersive OU.[48][8]

The game was released on the PlayStation Store for PlayStation 5 on October 8, 2026, at US $39.99 in the United States and £32.99 in the United Kingdom. The store listing requires the PlayStation VR2 headset and Sense controllers, lists one player, supports sitting, standing and roomscale play (roomscale needs a play area of at least 2 m by 2 m), and lists eye-tracked foveated rendering, optional headset and controller haptics, 3D audio and trophies. An "Into The Radius 2 DLC Supporter Pack" add-on is sold separately (US $9.99).[8][49] UploadVR's October 2026 release roundup confirmed the October 8 date and the native 90 fps target with eye-tracked dynamic foveated rendering.[11] From October 1, 2026 the Steam version was discounted by 30% in an autumn sale that ran until October 8, 2026.[50]

Release

Platform Date Status Notes
PC VR (Steam) July 24, 2024 Early Access US $39.99; two-player co-op in beta[1][3]
Meta Quest 3 / Meta Quest 3S May 21, 2025 Early Access US $39.99; no Pechorsk Outskirts or distortion zones at launch; no cross-play with PC[44][4][20]
PC VR (Steam) April 23, 2026 Version 1.0 Full story campaign; price unchanged; 33% launch discount to end of April[2]
PC VR (Steam) June 19, 2026 Update 1.1 Four-player co-op, walkie-talkie, shooting range[17]
PC VR (Steam) June 22, 2026 DLC Classic Explorer Kit, US $9.99[41]
Meta Quest 3 / Meta Quest 3S August 27, 2026 Version 1.0 Most 1.0 and 1.1 content; co-op stays at two players; 30% launch discount[5]
PlayStation VR2 October 8, 2026 Version 1.0 US $39.99 / £32.99; moved from September 24, 2026; single-player at launch, free two-player co-op update planned for Q4 2026[7][6][8][49]

On PC the game is a VR-only title that requires an OpenXR runtime and tracked controllers. The Steam page states that HTC Vive wands and Windows Mixed Reality devices are not supported, lists 72 Hz as the minimum refresh rate and 90 Hz as recommended, and lists a minimum of an Intel Core i5-7600K or AMD Ryzen 5 3600, 16 GB of RAM and an Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060, with an Intel Core i7-8700K or AMD Ryzen 7 5700, 16 GB of RAM and an Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080 recommended.[9] As of October 17, 2026, both the Steam and PlayStation Store listings name English as the only language for the interface, voice and subtitles.[9][8]

Reception

UploadVR reviewed the Steam early access build in August 2024 without a score, in line with its policy for early access releases. It wrote that the launch version "provides a solid foundation that balances the horror and realism elements well" but was "let down by bugs and issues aplenty", including disappearing guns, telekinetic grab problems and stutter, and said the removal of hunger and varied armor from the first game reduced tension. It praised the comfort options and the graphics improvements over the original.[13][51] Game World Observer reported that the game held a "Mostly Positive" rating of 75% from 1,681 Steam reviews about six weeks after launch.[26]

As of September 20, 2026 the Steam version had a "Mostly Positive" rating with 79% of 3,894 user reviews positive, while recent reviews were rated "Mixed". On October 17, 2026 the store page showed 79% of 3,930 English-language reviews positive, and 73% of the 93 reviews from the previous 30 days positive, a "Mostly Positive" recent rating.[9] The Meta Horizon Store listing showed an average of 4.2 stars from about 1,700 ratings in September 2026 and about 1,800 in October 2026.[10] On October 17, 2026, nine days after release, the PlayStation Store listing showed an average of 4.63 out of 5 from 199 user ratings.[8] As of October 17, 2026, Metacritic lists only the UploadVR early access review and shows no metascore, which it displays only after four critic reviews. That review, from August 2024, ends by saying UploadVR would return with a new review at full release.[51][13]

References

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