Radiator Forever

Radiator 2: Anniversary Edition is a free collection of three short experimental games (Hurt Me Plenty, Succulent, and Stick Shift) released on June 16, 2016. The developer, Robert Yang, followed up the launch with minor language support patches and a significant graphical remaster published on October 7, 2017, which updated the game engine, improved shaders, and fixed bugs — this appears to represent the final state of the package. The March 30, 2017 Greenlight post for Radiator 3 outlined ideas for that sequel and mentioned some aspirational additions for Radiator 2 (Steam Achievements, SteamVR support, bonus games), but none of those features were ever announced as committed deliverables or listed as unreleased DLC. The October 2017 remaster update followed this post and addressed stability and visual improvements, but did not include those aspirational features — suggesting they were dropped. The store description itself reflects the 2017 remaster as the current finished state of the product. There have been no developer communications of any kind since October 7, 2017 — nearly nine years as of today. No unreleased DLC is listed, no roadmap commitments remain outstanding, and the game launched as a compact, self-contained package with no subscription or seasonal content model. The game is complete.