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Following the game’s 1.0 launch on Meta Quest in December 2025, the team has announced the next major update, introducing a brand-new Survival Mode designed to expand how players jump into the game.

Titan Isles launches on PlayStation VR2 on February 24, 2026.

VR survival adventure Bootstrap Island leaves Early Access March 12, 2026 on Steam, adding a local tribe system, the complete story, new weapons, and a new boss.

Forefront is officially planned for PlayStation VR2 later in 2026, with wishlists live now on the PlayStation Store. Forefront is a VR warfare shooter focused on large-scale 16vs16 battles and team-based combat, and it’s already available now on Meta Quest and Steam. Next up, the game is headed to PlayStation VR2. The announcement says the PS VR2 version aims to take full advantage of the platform’s hardware, and it will also bring over PC VR improvements that are planned for

Into The Radius 2 on Meta Quest just received a new update focused on expanding progression and combat depth, headlined by a modular weapon customization system and a new late-game area. Update 0.14.4 (Weapon Customization Update) is now available on Meta Quest, and includes a new location, world refreshes across existing zones, new enemy behavior and threats, and major additions to weapon handling and maintenance. A key part of this update is the introduction of Pechorsk Out

Cards & Tankards is preparing for its next big competitive push, with the team framing the coming update as one of the game’s largest mechanical evolutions so far - built in collaboration with the community-driven Card Design and Balance Team.

Pirates VR: Jolly Roger is getting a new round of polish aimed at making its treasure-hunting adventure smoother, more stable, and more immersive based on player feedback.

Haymaker Targets SteamVR Launch Spring 2026, Adds New Characters Update

GOLF+ Shares 2026 Roadmap: PCVR, Sim Golf, 12+ Courses

Virtual Hunter Launches on PS VR2 and Meta Quest March 25

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I have played exactly one round of golf in real life. So when looking to play Golf+, I am looking to have fun. When ranking what courses are the most fun, my criteria is what feels unique, has an appropriate level of challenge, is visually interesting and just plain enjoyable.

I have been keeping track of all the VR games I played this year to catalogue them in hopes that they may give fellow VR gamers some insights on new and interesting games to try out, or reasons to revisit older games that have had updates. I ended up playing 120 different VR games this year!

I'm keeping track of all the VR games I’ve played this year to catalogue them in hopes that they may give fellow VR gamers some fresh games to try out, or reasons to revisit older games that have had updates. I'm currently up to 95 different VR games played this year.

I'm keeping track of all the VR games I’ve played this year to catalogue them in hopes that they may give fellow VR gamers some fresh games to try out, or reasons to revisit older games that have had big updates. I'm currently up to 73 different VR games played this year. The first 22 that I played from January to March can be found here and the 30 games I played from April to May are here.

I'm keeping track of all the VR games I’ve played this year to catalogue them in hopes that they may give fellow VR gamers some fresh games to try out, or reasons to revisit older games that have had big updates.

When I read posts about how there are no games to play on the Quest, I simply can’t relate. I’m a voracious consumer of VR games, experiences and demos and currently have over 330 of them

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