Our list of upcoming PSVR 2 games is steadily growing. From a sci-fi wild west roguelike, Resident Evil VR games, and PSVR 2 exclusives, there's a lot to look forward to in 2024 and beyond.
Whether you're new to PlayStation's homegrown VR headset or are upgrading your PSVR with the latest model, there's plenty here to enhance your PS5 experience. Some titles are receiving a free VR upgrade for owners of the first model, and we can expect new releases abound on top of these. With internal eye-tracking cameras, haptic feedback, and greater field of view, the PSVR 2 takes everything we love about immersive gaming and supercharges it.
A whole host of titles are already available on the device already, but let's take a look at what to expect from these upcoming PSVR 2 games.
Recent updates
We've had a big overhaul here, removing games that have now come out and highlighted some new upcoming PSVR 2 games that have been recently revealed.
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Behemoth
Developer: Skydance Interactive
Release date: TBC 2024
This is essentially Shadow of the Colossus from the makers of Walking Dead: Saints and Sinners. You're already in, right? In Behemoth, you'll have to take down giant behemoths, navigate harsh environments and, ultimately, live to tell the tale. Your adventures across the Forsaken Lands certainly don't sound like they'll be easy, with human enemies as well as gigantic foes to contend with.
Low-Fi
Developer: Iris VR
Release date: TBC 2024
Low-Fi looks really cool, with the game specifically designed for VR thansk to its holodeck-inspired features. You play as the sheriff of a cyberpunk slum called cityblock 303 where the only other citizens are the titular low-fi - aka humans too poor to jack into the city's platforms. How you spend your time in cityblock 303 is up to you, as this open world is completely non-linear.
Metro Awakening
Developer: Vertigo Games
Release date: TBC 2024
Metro Awakening is the series' first foray into VR, and it's doing so by delivering an all-new prequel story written by Metro series author and creator Dmitry Glukhovsky. It's specifically a prequel to Metro 2033, where you play as a doctor called Serdar, who's attempting to reunite with his wife by traversing the mutant-ridden tunnels beneath Moscow.
Madison VR
Developer: Bloodious Games
Release date: TBC 2024
First-person psychological horror game Madison is getting a VR adaptation if you are willing to dive into it. You play as Luca, who's attempting to defeat a murderous, demonic ghost called Madison to ensure a bloody ritual doesn't keep repeating. You'll have to solve puzzles and utilize a possessed instant camera to make it all stop though, which in VR is going to be an intense feat.
Sushi Ben
Developer: Big Brane Studios
Release date: TBC 2024
It's not often that you get to highlight an upcoming PSVR 2 game that's been nominated for two awards at the 2021 Raindance Immersive awards, but here we are. Sushi Ben is a narrative game about saving a local sushi restaurant from mean land developers. You'll have to get the townspeople on your side to help you and eat at your bar, and then depending on who you've "collected" you'll have different things happen at the sushi bar. All of this plays out across 3D Manga panels too for a visual art style that's pretty unique. According to the developer, you should "think of it like Animal Crossing X The Yakuza series without combat".
Wanderer: The Fragments of Fate
Developer: Mighty Eyes
Release date: TBC 2024
Originally released on the original PSVR, Wanderer: The Fragments of Fate is a time-travelling adventure that's now coming to PSVR 2 net year. You'll be skipping through time as you try to rewrite the past to shape the future. There's drum solos to be had and Last of Us style combat too, so it looks like a great one to keep on your radar.
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Aces of Thunder
Developer: Gaijin Games
Release date: TBC
Take to the skies with Aces of Thunder, an aerial combat game that takes its flight and damage models from War Thunder. That means you should get quite the epic airborne battles, with immersion the number one focus thanks to cockpit views and complete control over all the flight systems.
Tin Hearts
Developer: Rogue Sun
Release date: TBC
Pikmin-esque Tin Hearts is now coming to VR. In this game, you are leading toy soldiers through various puzzles that tell an immersive story. Tin Hearts is interestingly from a team that's also made up of former Fable developers, so you can imagine there's some immersive storytelling here.
If you've not yet invested in PSVR 2, check out the list of upcoming PS5 games and our ranking of the best PS5 games released so far.
