Into the Radius has Peaked

Into The Radius continues to be one of my personal favorite VR games simply because of the post apocalyptic aesthetic that it pulls off in VR. The new Into the Radius update from a few weeks ago, with the guitar they added, builds this vibe even more. Other games like DayZ, Fallout, and Tarkov are the only ones that come close but they are non VR games. For VR apocalypse gameplay (and gun mechanics) Into the Radius is the best. And yet I somehow still found a way to make the best VR apocalypse game even better... with a little help from the red army.

[DougFlintlock]

Man when I woke up and thought, "Man, I'd really like to see a red army song from World War 2 played overtop of Into the Radius gameplay today", I never expected it to actually happen. Thanks for the great content habie.

[AndoRFTR]

I so wish this game was co-op. I want to sit in the post apocalypse darkness with the boys playing music, smoking cigarettes, and eating food out of cans while fully roleplaying the game.

[lemon]

You can tell Habie felt like a badass when he was smoking that cigarette and racking that AK but all i can imagine is a fully grown smooth brain with a toaster freaking out in his living room about monsters while his dog looks on in fear

[CaptainRhodor]

It's incredible how much a little thematically-appropriate music can enhance the atmosphere and immersion of a game

[theclarkmaster]

I swear at some point this game is going to open up a portal and habie will just disappear into it forever.

[LeaglRuby]

6:31 you got me into Into The Radius and I gotta say I do this all the time. I hate how easy it is to swap a gun from your right hand to your left but it’s near impossible to swap back to the right without just dropping it

[Bonk]

Habie assuming his audience committed crimes is the most habie thing ever

[Eclypse-]

they should implement something like this into the game. perhaps you find and old cassette player and you find these various different old soviet songs to play while you're doing a mission. you could take an earpiece on and off like you would a gas mask or headlamp. i think that'd be pretty immersive, even if it is functionally the same as playing a YouTube/Spotify playlist on your pc

[mointz]

If you liked "Dark is the Night" you might also like "take your trench coat", it has a similar feel. There's also a large number of songs from the soviet afghan war with similar feels but a bit more energy like "Don't tell mom I'm in Chechnya" and "Swallowing Dust" that are worth checking out, even if their a little different.

[pluemas]

VR instruments have technically existed before VR.

Imogen Heap has a thing she demonstrates on NPR tiny desk that is gesture based and could easily be made into a VR system.

[SoulBC]

This game is literally in my top 5 for VR, the guitar made it better. Excellent content once again, Habie :)

[ammageddon]

habie is quickly becoming one of my favourite youtubers! his calm and humble personality and content is so relaxing and just what i need after a hard week at work!

[dragonfluf]

There's a VR game called "Virtuoso" that's entirely VR musical instruments. It works surprisingly well. Definitely recommend!

[_.Dylan._]

6:07 Let’s fucking go he said my name and I didn’t have to waste any money!!!

[Conklin]

Straight off the bat, seeing an actually playable instrument in a VR game is amazing.

[lexer_]

You do understand that a lot of people watch you not because of the VR content but because your videos leave us happier.
What makes you different from most other youtube channels is that the happiness from watching is not a temporary dopamin hit that essentially ends with the video.
Your videos leave a warm glow in our hearts even long after we closed youtube.

[kolbynope]

The "nope not doing that again, if you know, you know" made me watch the last one again just to see you forget the item🤣

[PonkeyPoe]

The most profound thing in this video is the fact that habie is THRIVING enough to wildly fire an entire magazine into the air at 7:10 without worrying about the ammunition costs.

[PavanSuresh]

It's also part of the current Humble VR bundle! $20 gets you Into the Radius, VTOL, Budget Cuts 2, and a few others. Worth for Into the Radius alone imo.

[DannyMegard]

This is the most underrated game in all of VR. The devs put so much love and life into this game.