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CM IMMERSIVE · Published by CM IMMERSIVE · Official site ↗
Mostly Positive — 80% positive (5,847 reviews) · 36 achievements
Last updated 27 Sept 2026
Into the Radius 2 is an immersive VR survival shooter, set in a realm of surreal landscapes and deadly entities known as Pechorsk Anomaly. Arm yourself with realistic weapons and venture deeper into the mysteries within. Featuring co‑op for up to four players.
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Action, Adventure, Indie, Simulation · 2026 · More £30+ games
Embark on a perilous journey through Pechorsk Anomaly, armed with realistic weapons in CM IMMERSIVE’s immersive 2026 VR experience. Venture deeper into this surreal realm with up to three friends for co-op fun.
About this game
KEY FEATURES
- Solo or Co‑op Survival
- Deep Modular Weapon System
- Realistic Weapon Maintenance
- Fully Customizable Loadouts
- Challenging Hostile Entities
- Deadly Anomalies and Changing Environment
ALONE OR ALLIED…
You can explore the altered zone on your own for a tense and atmospheric solo experience, or join forces with up to three friends in four-player co-op to take on missions together. Both modes share the same gameplay and story, so you can experience the full journey however you prefer. Communication is key, and proximity voice chat lets you coordinate or warn each other in real time while navigating each mission. Once you complete the tutorial mission, you can host a co-op session and head into the Radius with a friend.
…THOSE WHO MASTER THEIR ARSENAL…
In Into the Radius 2, every weapon is built with realistic detail and distinct handling. A wide range of classic and modern firearms can be customized as full builds or part‑by‑part to suit the way you play. The modular weapon system lets you swap and combine barrels, stocks, handguards, optics, and other attachments until the setup feels right, whether you lean toward mobility, control, or precision.
Weapon maintenance is an essential part of survival. Every firearm in the game deteriorates over time, and if you don’t keep it clean and in good condition, it can jam or fail at the worst possible moment. To stay reliable in the field, you need to monitor the state of your weapons and perform regular cleaning and maintenance, so your gear won’t let you down when you need it most.
This hands‑on control over your weapons carries over to the rest of your gear. Chest rigs, armor vests, and backpacks can be used as pre‑configured setups or arranged from scratch. Pouches and holsters can be placed exactly where you want them and adjusted to the angle that feels most natural, giving you a loadout tailored to both your playstyle and your comfort.
You can also change the look of your equipment with the spray paint system. Repaint backpacks, vests, pouches, magazines, attachments, weapon parts, helmets, the tablet, and even the Explorer’s Uniform. Use solid colors for a clean finish or layer camouflage patterns across different pieces of gear to create a look of your own.
…MAY ENDURE THE SHADOWS OF THE RADIUS
The Radius is filled with hostile entities born from distortion, each with unique behavior, movement, and weaknesses. You will encounter Mimics that stalk the fog in eerie human form, their types defined by unique weapons, tactics, and strategies. Also you will face distorted Fragments that rush at you without fear, their invisible Phantom variants that only reveal themselves if you stay completely focused, and elusive Creeps emerging from rifts in reality, fragile yet dangerous in numbers.
Mimics approach combat intelligently. They search for you instead of firing blindly, take cover under pressure, and change positions or rebuild ambushes when they lose the advantage. At close range, they become more aggressive, adjusting accuracy, timing, and firing mode depending on the situation. Enemies react consistently to what they can see and hear, noticing flashlights and laser sights if you use them nearby.
Beyond enemies, you will face a variety of anomalies. Some explode into shrapnel on contact, others build charge and release an electric shock, suppress all nearby light sources, or attach themselves to you before detonating for extra damage. Certain types trigger powerful electric bursts when entered, and others violently push you away while dealing damage.
Distortion Zones pose an even greater threat, dealing severe damage every second you’re inside them. To move through these zones safely, you’ll need special anti‑distortion headgear.
The Radius changes with time, from day to night and from one Tide cycle to the next. The Tide is a recurring in-world event that resets each location, though every area follows its own schedule. Some tidal anomalies remain untouched by the Tide, and within them, Explorers can find shelters to prepare and wait out the reset.
To survive, you must adapt your tactics, stay aware of light and sound, and use your surroundings wisely. Every encounter in the Radius tests your precision, focus, and instinct.
System Requirements
Will my PC run this? →Minimum
Minimum:
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- Processor: Intel i5-7600k | Ryzen 5-3600
- Memory: 16 GB RAM
- Graphics: Nvidia RTX 2060
- VR Support: OpenXR required. Important Note: HTC Vive Wands and Windows Mixed Reality (WMR) devices are not supported.
- Additional Notes: 72 Hz refresh rate recommended
Recommended
Recommended:
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- Processor: Intel i7-8700k | Ryzen 7-5700
- Memory: 16 GB RAM
- Graphics: Nvidia RTX 3080
- VR Support: OpenXR required. Important Note: HTC Vive Wands and Windows Mixed Reality (WMR) devices are not supported.
- Additional Notes: 90 Hz refresh rate recommended
Supported Languages
English*
*languages with full audio support
*languages with full audio support
Latest news
AnnouncementsOfficial
Weeklong Deal 30% off until Aug 24th!
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A New Pecho Plushie!
Hello explorers! After your support of the first plushie campaign, how could we not launch another one? This new little guy is very happy to see you ❤️ You have exactly 21 days to… ☀️ CATCH HIM ☀️ {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/44777179/df5d6335ea1ca5bfca2c17dd11075004603095d3.pngRead full article on Community Announcements (Darius_ITR)Patch NotesOfficial
Hotfix Patch 1.1.2
FIXES & CHANGES Fixed a visibility rendering crash that could occur when loading a save file. The hand preference setting for the Explorer’s Watch now also determines which hand the Anomaly Compass appears on. Updated the available experimental optimizations in the settings. If you previously had them disabled, we recommend trying them out as they may improve game performance. Fixed an issue where the player's hand would incorrectly rotate when grabbing Lauri's hand. Fixed a bug causing weapons to fly away after detaching a magazine while interacting with attachments and holsters. Fixed an issue where stashed weapons near ash figures could fly away after being grabbed. Fixed the default G3 visual handguard grip not disappearing after attaching a vertical grip to the Railed Handguard. Fixed the price tag on the G3 Railed Handguard to display its actual price. Fixed an issue allowing holsters with items inside to be placed in the backpack, restricting this to empty holsters only. Fixed the incorrect rotation of Classic Probes Sack when placed in the hand slot. Fixed an issue where probe ribbons would jitter upon hitting a surface. Fixed an issue where oil cans could not stand upright on surfaces. Fixed an issue where the white icons on the Explorer's Watch became barely visible after applying paint to the Classic Explorer’s Uniform. Fixed "Shooting Range" decals failing to render for players on low "Effects" quality settings. Fixed an issue where the player could get locked outside the Command Room during their first arrival at the Facility. Fixed an issue where the charged supercapacitor could be incorrectly detached from the rat cage. Fixed an issue where Lauri's hand grip point would sometimes appear offset for Client players. Fixed an issue where the Client could spawn underneath the maze area after teleporting from the town portal. Fixed an issue where loading a save could break the Client's state, resulting in unusable inventory slots, zero credits, and the inab...Read full article on Community Announcements (Darius_ITR)AnnouncementsOfficial
Summer Sale with 30% off until July 9th!
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The Classic Explorer Kit is out now!
Hello explorers! You can now bring a piece of the original ITR into ITR 2 with the Classic Explorer Kit, a nostalgic collection of classic gear from the first game. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/44777179/3c18bdf8c7459f1936f25a26d5f8d6d7918d4b3e.png What’s included: ITR1 Explorer’s Uniform ITR1 Recon Vest, usable and customizable, with the same layout as in ITR1 ITR1 Backpack, usable and non-customizable, with the same layout as in ITR1 ITR1 AD-15 Detector, which functions as an advanced artifact detector and becomes available at Security Level 3 ITR1 Probes Sack, usable ITR1 Spetsnaz Machete Price: $9.99 https://store.steampowered.com/app/4767560/Into_the_Radius_2__Classic_Explorer_Kit If you're new here, be sure to check out the Into the Radius 2 Complete Bundle, which includes the base game and the Classic Explorer Kit at a 10% discount. If you already own the base game, you’ll still receive a 10% discount on the Classic Explorer Kit when purchasing it as part of the bundle. https://store.steampowered.com/bundle/77797/Into_the_Radius_2_Complete_Bundle Additional Information: After purchase, one Classic Explorer Kit set will be available for free in your Dormitory. The Classic Artifact Detector will be part of the free set as well, but only if you already have the Advanced Artifact Detector unlocked. If not, then after unlocking it you’ll get a free copy of the Classic version in your Dormitory. You can also buy parts of the kit in the Supply Depot with Supply credits (the availability of the Classic Artifact Detector depends on your in-game progress). To use these items in co-op, the host of the session must have the kit unlocked. They can then share it with their teammates. The 5 new spray paints featuring colors from ITR1 are available to all players for Supply Credits, regardless of purchasing the Classic Explorer Kit or not. We hope you enjoy everything included in this kit, and see you in the Radius! ☀️Read full article on Community Announcements (Darius_ITR)
