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Survival VR FPS Into The Radius Leaving Early Access, Full Release July 20

Survival VR FPS Into The Radius Leaving Early Access, Full Release July 20

Developer CM Games announced that its VR debut survival horror FPS game Into The Radius is leaving Early Access on July 20. The game initially launched on Steam and other platforms in 2019 in Early Access with less content, but now the game will enjoy a full release with all the content added during the development cycle over the last several months.

Set in an open-world Soviet wasteland, Into The Radius is a survival shooter with a sprinkle of horror as well. When we interviewed Brandon Marsh from CM Games earlier in the year, he described the game as “much more of a survival / stealth game, not a straight forward guns blazing FPS.” You need to use your navigation skills and prepare the right equipment for each mission, using modifiable weapons that will also need to be maintained to avoid jams.

The Early Access build started with just the open map and a handful of missions, leading some players to note that it had a slow pace and felt a bit unfinished. However, Marsh also noted to us back in February that a lot of content was being added during Early Access, such as more maps, voice acting, the full storyline and special missions, as outlined in the Early Access milestones. Once the game reached Milestone 6, it was ready for a full launch, which is now set for July 20. There’s even a new gameplay trailer to celebrate the launch, which you can view embedded above.

It’s clear that Into The Radius has come a long way since the beginning of Early Access. It launches for PC VR on July 20 20 on the Steam and Oculus stores, plus it will also be available through Viveport Infinity.

Correction: Due to a reporting error an earlier version of this article incorrectly listed the release month. Into the Radius launches July 20. The text was updated on June 28 and now includes the correct date. We apologize for the error.

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