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We’re still looking into the issue that can cause save files to become corrupted. We know how frustrating this can be, and we appreciate your patience while we work on a fix!
Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback and report issues!
Hello explorers 👋
Artifact Nests are a new mechanic for the series, designed to make collecting artifacts more interesting and varied. Their main feature is that different nests require different kinds of interaction to extract the artifact inside, and their appearance should hint at what you’re expected to do. The first three nests had fairly “mechanical” names: Sticky Nest, Fragile Nest, and Light Nest.
The Sticky Nest was the simplest of the three. It eventually took the form of a spherical cocoon made from a lace tablecloth, the kind traditionally used to cover tables and other furniture in apartments and country houses. It doesn’t require any tools to interact with. Instead, you have to reach inside and pull the artifact out of this web-like mass.
The Fragile Nest was meant to require force and destruction. The jar was originally considered as a concept for an altered item, but was rejected because it was too large. It turned out to be perfect, however, as something meant to be smashed. It’s a traditional three-liter glass jar, except instead of pickled cucumbers and tomatoes, there’s an artifact hidden inside.
For the Light Nest, which was meant to react to light, we chose shards of a mirror as its visual foundation. That also gave us the idea to make the nest dangerous. To make this clear to the player, it deals damage if you simply try to reach inside. And to communicate that breaking it can also hurt you, the nest contracts and turns its shards outward when illuminated.
The main visual feature of the Invisible Nest was meant to be the way it reveals itself together with the artifact, then dissolves while leaving the artifact behind. We explored a number of approaches: Radius patterns, the disintegration effect used for destroyed Mimics, a shell similar to Distortion Zones, falling Ash, as well as different forms of flashing, burning, and exploding. In the end, we decided to reinterpret the reveal effect of the invisible artifact from ITR1, as it felt like the most fitting and interesting direction, while incorporating some visual motifs from the other concepts.
CONVRGENCE has officially left Early Access and is now available in its full release, while Into the Radius 2 offers its own tense journey through a hostile world of exploration and survival 🔥
Already own one of the games? Complete your collection with the other and receive a 10% bundle discount until October 19 ☀️
Hello explorers!
We have an important update regarding the PS VR2 release of Into the Radius 2. The launch will now take place on October 8, 2026.
We know many of you have been waiting for September 24, and we’re sorry to move the date this close to release. As we went through the final certification process, we found a few technical things that still required our attention.
We could push forward and release sooner, but we don’t want your first experience with the game to be affected by issues we still have the chance to fix. The extra time will help us make sure the launch version is in much better shape.
Thank you for your patience.
See you in the Radius on October 8 ☀️
Hello explorers 👋
Into the Radius 2 entered Early Access on May 21, 2025, and now, a year and a half later, the full version is finally here. It includes all the changes, content, and fixes from the past six months of development. The game has become what it is today in large part thanks to you: your feedback, reports, and patience. Thank you!
If the game is already in your library, this is simply a free major update. The price also remains unchanged after leaving Early Access at $39.99.
You can now experience a complete story with new missions, fully voiced characters, subtitles, notes left behind by previous Explorers, voiced Guide statues, and destructible figures scattered throughout the locations.
At the end of your journey, you’ll have to make your final choice and face its consequences across several epilogues.
The story and your adventures will unfold not only across significantly reworked familiar locations, but also in entirely new places: transition zones, In-Between locations with unique gameplay, and a special final location.
You’ll face not only familiar threats, but also new enemies and anomalies. The Radius has become more dangerous and unpredictable.
We’ve added several new anomaly types. Some suppress all light sources within their area of effect, some build up static electricity as you move through them, and others burst into shrapnel when touched.
So stay even more alert while moving through the Radius.
Your options have expanded as well. Night Vision Devices and the Flare will help you survive the darkness and fog, while canned meat and pineapple will help keep hunger at bay.
A knife can become a reliable companion both at mealtime and in combat, alongside several other tools that come in handy not only in close quarters, but around food as well.
Your arsenal now includes several new guns: the Remington 700, M1911, G3, and MP5, all modular from the start. The familiar SKS and AS Val have also been converted to the modular system.
We’ve also added several types of hand grenades, along with the GP-34 underbarrel grenade launcher and its VOG-25 grenade.
And now you can go beyond customizing and configuring your weapons and gear. You can paint them too, choosing from over 15 solid colors and 10 camo patterns.
It now features a Shooting Range, where you can test any weapon in any configuration using free ammunition, as well as a Kill House where you can practice putting that gear to use.
For convenience, Magazine Loading Devices are now available at the Facility and in shelters.
We’ve also added the Mag Insert Assist setting, which lets you adjust how magazines are inserted into weapons. Try turning it on or off and see which option feels more comfortable for you.
2-player co-op now includes not only proximity voice chat, but also walkie-talkies for communicating over longer distances and coordinating tactical maneuvers.
For those feeling nostalgic for ITR1, the Classic Explorer Kit DLC is available for $9.99. It includes the classic uniform, recon vest, backpack, AD-15 detector, probe sack, and Spetsnaz machete.
It’s a familiar look from the original game, rebuilt for ITR2.
This is a purely cosmetic pack. It provides no gameplay advantages and has no effect on balance, only appearance.
Additionally, if you’d like to experience the entire story of the Radius from the beginning, a series bundle containing ITR1 and ITR2 is also available.
Release isn’t the end. We’ll continue stabilizing the game based on your feedback and working on optimization for later locations. Share your thoughts!
See you in the Radius ☀️
Hello explorers 👋
Into the Radius 2 arrives on PlayStation VR2 on September 24, 2026. At launch, it will be a single-player experience, with the full campaign available from day one. Two-player co-op is planned for Q4 2026, so you will be able to bring a friend later. For now, the Radius is yours alone 😰
What awaits you 👀
PS VR2 Sense controller haptics bring each interaction closer, from working the bolt and reloading magazines to dealing with misfires. Headset feedback takes care of the rest, including a few things you may wish you had not felt.
Your mission begins on September 24.
See you in the Radius ☀️
Hello explorers 👋
Into the Radius 2 officially leaves Early Access on Meta Quest 3/3S on August 27 🔥
Before that, we’re running one more discount. From August 14 to August 23, Into the Radius 2 will be 30% off on the Meta Quest Store. If you haven’t played the original yet, Into the Radius will also be 43% off during the same period.
The full version of Into the Radius 2 brings a complete story introduction with fully voiced characters, subtitles, notes left by previous explorers, voiced Guide statues, and destructible figures across the locations 👾
Surviving the Radius will become more challenging with new transition zones, exploration fog, and unfamiliar anomaly types. To support night operations, you’ll have Night Vision Devices, flares, and new utility tools and knives for both close combat and opening canned rations on the move.
Your arsenal is expanding with the G3 rifle, MP5 SMG, GP-34 underbarrel launcher with VOG-25 grenades, and a wider selection of hand grenades (F-1, M67, RGD-5, RGN, RGO). Weapon and equipment paint customization will also be available We’re also adding the Shooting Range and Kill House facilities, Magazine Loading Devices, an optional Mag Insert Assist setting for smoother interactions, and full achievement support.
Thank you for your support throughout Early Access!
See you in the Radius on August 27 ☀️
Oh weekend, how I’ve missed you 😌 Developer Arcane Miracle Entertainment is giving away 3 Meta keys for their magical action title, War of Wizards! If you’d like to learn more about the game and support the devs, click the links below 🪄
Anybody else loving this hot weather…😩 Developer Monkey-With-a-Bomb is back with 3 Steam keys for their immersive single-player VR shooter, CONVRGENCE! If you’d like to support the the devs and learn about the game, click the links below 🫡
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The Probe Feeder was one of the first items whose development helped define the visual style of UNPSC devices.
In ITR1, probes were made from simple, repurposed objects: cartridge cases and a basic pouch. To emphasize how much the Committee’s position had changed between the two games, we wanted the new Probe Feeder to look less improvised and handmade, and more like something deliberately designed and mass-produced.
At the same time, its function meant that it still needed to look inexpensive to manufacture. That’s why it’s made of plastic and has a simple construction, while clearly being designed for comfortable handling and use.
During the early stages, we also considered making the Probe Feeder a rigid, “tacticool” pouch. Ultimately, however, we decided that a purpose-built plastic device suited its function better.
The probe itself also needed to look simple enough to be a mass-produced, single-use consumable, while still clearly appearing purpose-built.
We therefore explored simple and practical, but visually distinctive shapes. We also considered how the body of the probe would connect to the ribbon and how the ribbon would wrap around it.
We changed the ribbon from orange to blue, both to distinguish the new probes from those in ITR1 and to keep them consistent with the Committee’s new visual identity.
We decided against adding patterns or secondary colors because they would barely be visible in practice and would only create unnecessary visual noise.
Among explorers and pechos there are giveaways 😏 Developer K Monkey Games are giving away 3 Meta keys for their open-world action adventure, Among Giants! And if you’d like to support the devs, check out the links below 👾
This weather is channeling my wrath 😡 Developer Flat2VR Studios are giving away 3 Steam keys for their brutal old-school FPS, WRATH: Aeon of Ruin! As always, if you’d like to support the devs, check out the links below 🫡
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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…
The weather is too hot these days 🥵 Developer AGaming+ are giving away 3 Steam keys for their upcoming post-apocalyptic shooter, D.E.C.A.Y.! The game is set to launch into Early Access this August, so give it a wishlist below 🙂↕️
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