Into The Radius is not a polished game by any means, but that doesn't mean it is bad. It still does what it needs to do, which is to immerse, horrify, and even test players. With the release of 2.2 and have beaten both 1.0 and 2.0, I have to say that this game is one of, if not the best VR survival game on the market.

Gameplay rating : 9/10
Gun cleaning, storage organisation, combat, and interactive items are really damn good, most of the game is getting a full overhaul in the gameplay department from bug fixes, to new "Toys" for the player to mess around with, I.E. a playable guitar.

Difficulty: [Easier than Dark Souls, but harder than S.T.A.L.K.E.R.]
Difficulty rating: 6 || [Easy]-------------------[1.0]-[Hard]--[2.0]-----------------[Hell]

Sound design: 12/10
For 2.2 they overhauled sound effects and even added V.As. Not just to the Echos (ash statues) but also the Mimic enemy types... and it is down right pants Sh*ting. As of Beta 2.3 the sounds of the zone are great and the new gun sounds make them sound more realistic and beefy instead of a little lazer gun like the 2.0 Suppressed PP-91.

Story:
1.0 - 6.5/10
2.0 - 7/10
1.0 Story is there, it is good, it keeps you going, but nothing to call home about.
2.0 Story is better but you will mostly play for the environment and game-play

OST: 5/10
There is a noticeable lack of ambient music in I.t.R.VR. that I don't even know if that is a good or bad thing. The only music in the game is really in the form of Tide Tapes that are made by the artist Coauctor.
(So bring your own music or use the playlist I use if you want music.)
( https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZAP8XDpl7gfulKkggRPPuREOS6O7yZI8 )

Looting 13/10
This game's looting is outstandingly great, better than Saint and Sinners any day of the week. It has a great "Risk -> Reward" system and even randomized loot resets every 4 in-game days meaning that one day you might just find a bar of candy in a spot one day, and a whole UZI there the next. This whole system has been made even better with 2.2 as it changes the drop rates and make the game actually quite rewarding for your work.

maps: 9.8/10 for steamvr standards, 9/10 for quest standards

game length:
50-65 hours for 2.0 Iron man
15-20 hours for 1.0
25-40 hours for 2.0
(better have some time on your hands)

OVERALL: 9.7/10 : A must have in your steam library if you own a VR system.

Into The Radius is not a polished game by any means, but that doesn't mean it is bad. It still does what it needs to do, which is to immerse, horrify, and even test players. With the release of 2.2 and have beaten both 1.0 and 2.0, I have to say that this game is one of, if not the best VR survival game on the market. Gameplay rating : 9/10 Gun cleaning, storage organisation, combat, and interactive items are really damn good, most of the game is getting a full overhaul in the gameplay department from bug fixes, to new "Toys" for the player to mess around with, I.E. a playable guitar. Difficulty: [Easier than Dark Souls, but harder than S.T.A.L.K.E.R.] Difficulty rating: 6 || [Easy]-------------------[1.0]-[Hard]--[2.0]-----------------[Hell] Sound design: 12/10 For 2.2 they overhauled sound effects and even added V.As. Not just to the Echos (ash statues) but also the Mimic enemy types... and it is down right pants Sh*ting. As of Beta 2.3 the sounds of the zone are great and the new gun sounds make them sound more realistic and beefy instead of a little lazer gun like the 2.0 Suppressed PP-91. Story: 1.0 - 6.5/10 2.0 - 7/10 1.0 Story is there, it is good, it keeps you going, but nothing to call home about. 2.0 Story is better but you will mostly play for the environment and game-play OST: 5/10 There is a noticeable lack of ambient music in I.t.R.VR. that I don't even know if that is a good or bad thing. The only music in the game is really in the form of Tide Tapes that are made by the artist Coauctor. (So bring your own music or use the playlist I use if you want music.) ( https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZAP8XDpl7gfulKkggRPPuREOS6O7yZI8 ) Looting 13/10 This game's looting is outstandingly great, better than Saint and Sinners any day of the week. It has a great "Risk -> Reward" system and even randomized loot resets every 4 in-game days meaning that one day you might just find a bar of candy in a spot one day, and a whole UZI there the next. This whole system has been made even better with 2.2 as it changes the drop rates and make the game actually quite rewarding for your work. maps: 9.8/10 for steamvr standards, 9/10 for quest standards game length: 50-65 hours for 2.0 Iron man 15-20 hours for 1.0 25-40 hours for 2.0 (better have some time on your hands) OVERALL: 9.7/10 : A must have in your steam library if you own a VR system.