Into the Radius VR

8/10 game imo. // REQUIRMENTS // A pretty good gpu and vr headset (preferably vive index or any other steam related headsets, or a good link connection.) Patience And especially, time to play it. Longer than an hour. // REVIEW // I have not officially finished the game yet, this game obviously takes a while to finish as there is so much to explore. But, however, this game is pretty well polished but still needs some fixes. 1. Less sharpening, and more graphical enhancements. 2. More Ambient Occlusion. (The main graphical degrade with this game is there is kind of low quality, and even blurry VFX.) 3. Less Blurry Quality 4. More Easier Access to Music Overall the game is pretty interesting, unfortunately I do not have hours to grind on this game as I do on my pc, but for those who still do I HIGHLY recommend this great game.

After going through a stalker and metro binge this game is a fantastic finisher. The controls are smooth and well put out, environments are eerie and decently detailed, kind of wish there was a little more in the maps but there is still enough to enjoy a long enough run to go through your resources. Weapon maintenance is great though silencers aren't repairable by yourself, have to pay BUT there are a few weapons with silencers attached from factory so that fixes that problem. Gunplay is very good for a game that also goes by surroundings, better than I thought. it's a great all round balance. Now gameplay time can vary.. I finished the "Story" in 30 hours and I can understand if completing the story makes someone want to stop playing, it's not very story driven, more so explore but once you've explored a place it doesn't really change, scavenge and collect. the little room you're situated in can accommodate a decent collection of goods. But I am gonna play it again in Ironman* (hehe runescape) and not use the shop for guns and ammo. make it even harder~ it's a good game for a challenge, great to giddy up for Radius 2 when it's in full release