Here’s Every PSVR 2 Game with PS5 Pro Enhancements

PSVR 2 PS5 Pro enhancements

Posted on: 04 Jul 2025

The PS5 Pro console launched back in November 2024, and since then there’s been a steady stream of PSVR 2 games which have seen enhancements from the additional power offered by the system. Here, more than six months on, we decided it was time to look at each PSVR 2 game which boasts compatibility, as well as some which don’t advertise it yet have still seen gains.

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PS5 Pro console

What PS5 Pro Can do for PSVR2

With Sony’s release of the PS5 Pro last year, VR gameplay gained a powerful boost. While most PS5 Pro “PSSR” (AI upscaling) tech doesn’t yet apply to VR, the console’s beefed-up GPU, memory, and improved reprojection have already elevated several key PSVR 2 titles.

These enhancements translate into sharper visuals, reduced ghosting, smoother frame rates, and greater overall immersion for players diving into expansive virtual worlds. Whether you’re exploring alien planets in No Man’s Sky, racing in Gran Turismo 7, or kayaking through photorealistic environments in Kayak VR: Mirage, the PS5 Pro breathes new life into the PSVR 2 experience.

In this guide, we break down every PSVR 2 game confirmed to include PS5 Pro enhancements, and what those upgrades mean for your gameplay.

Gran Turismo 7 - PSVR2

Confirmed PSVR 2 PS5 Pro Enhancements

To begin, we’re going to go through every PSVR 2 game that has advertised compatibility with the PS5 Pro. The results may vary, but here’s what we’ve got so far:

Gran Turismo 7
With the free update 1.54 (Nov 2024), Gran Turismo 7 delivers “enhanced rendering quality” and smoother VR playback thanks to PS5 Pro’s VR positional reprojection. Users have praised the elimination of ghosting and sharper visuals, even if some artifacts may occur.

Kayak VR: Mirage
A launch‑day PS5 Pro patch enables dynamic resolution boosts, 8K textures, and other visual improvements, all while retaining 90 fps. VR-exclusive enhancements earned developer praise upon release.

No Man’s Sky
The “Cursed” update added PS5 Pro support: dynamic resolution climbs from 1458p to 2160p, and with foveated rendering, effective resolution jumps 300%. We’ve seen sharper visuals and high‑quality reflections in VR.

cyubeVR
Developers enabled a PS5 Pro update improving landscape and tree LODs – longer draw‐distance, denser visuals – though native resolution stays the same.

Arken Age
The PS5 Pro patch boosts resolution by +15% in 90 fps mode and +25% when using reprojection at 60/120 Hz.

Resist
An April 2025 update added PS5 Pro enhancements. Community feedback highlights noticeably smoother performance.

Subside
The upcoming PSVR 2 version promises PS5 Pro improvements, though developers are still finalising visual feature support.

Horizon: Call of the Mountain screenshot

Unofficial PS5 Pro Improvements

Games like Oniriam, Vertigo 2, Arizona Sunshine and Horizon: Call of the Mountain are showing performance gains on PS5 Pro. While not officially announced, these games have seen smoother reprojection and fewer dropped frames even without yet-confirmed patches.

PS5 Pro’s upgraded GPU (+67% cores), faster RAM (+28%), and PSSR upscaling tech allow native VR games to render at higher quality and fewer reprojection artifacts. This means sharper images, improved clarity, and steadier gameplay. We may well see PSVR 2 games which benefit from these PS5 Pro enhancements without even being specifically optimised for the system.

Have you been enjoying PSVR 2 games with PS5 Pro enhancements? If you’ve not yet upgraded your PlayStation 5 console, what would it take to push you to a PS5 Pro? Let us know in the comments below!

Author: Kevin Joyce

Kevin Joyce has been a writer in the video games industry for more than 20 years, dedicated to XR for the latter half. He has launched numerous initiatives in the XR space, including media outlets such as VRFocus and AR/VR Pioneers, hackathons, marketing and community management organisation Tiny Brains, and not-for-profit educational platforms.