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World War Z VR Review – Simple Zombie Fun

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Posted on: 18 Aug 2025

A surprise announcement earlier this summer saw another big name IP heading into VR for the first time. While World War Z as a franchise remains popular – with a second film now in sights – the video game iterations are a different beast. Standing on their own as less story driven an more action-orientated, World War Z on PC and consoles is undoubtedly well loved by many. Can Saber Interactive maintain that reputation in VR? Find out in 131XR’s World War Z VR review.

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World War Z VR Preview – Welcoming the Hordes

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Posted on: 04 Aug 2025

It’s not often that you get a big IP launching a new game during the summer. Most tend to wait for the more popular autumn/winter period to maximise interest. So it’s nice to see the upcoming arrival of World War Z VR this month from Saber Interactive. Once again, the folks over at 131XR have got their hands on the game, but unusually, this is a preview of World War Z VR. Nevertheless, the impressions are good for this upcoming zombie title.

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The Best Comic Book VR Games in 2026

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Posted on: 05 Sep 2026

Comic books and VR should be a natural fit. Both mediums are built around putting audiences into extraordinary worlds, whether that’s Gotham City, New York during a zombie apocalypse or a universe filled with superheroes. VR takes that concept a step further, allowing players to actually step into the role of their favourite characters rather than simply watching them on a screen. The VR industry has already produced a surprisingly diverse selection of comic book adaptations. Some have become full-length games, while others were shorter promotional experiences designed to let fans experience what it might be like to have superpowers. On this page, you’ll find the very best comic book VR games available to buy in 2026.

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Every Ghostbusters VR Game and Experience

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Posted on: 22 Aug 2026

Ghostbusters and VR seem like a perfect match. The franchise has always revolved around equipment that feels made for VR: Proton Packs, particle throwers, PKE Meters, ghost traps and, of course, the ability to physically point a Proton Wand at a supernatural entity. There have been several attempts to create a Ghostbusters VR experience, from short promotional experiences and location-based attractions to a full multiplayer VR game for Meta Quest and PSVR2. If you’re wondering how many Ghostbusters VR games there actually are, the answer depends on what you count. There are four major officially licensed VR projects, with some containing multiple distinct experiences. Below is the complete history of Ghostbusters in VR.

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The Best Skyrim VR Mods in 2026

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Posted on: 15 Aug 2026

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR may have launched back in 2017, but its modding community has ensured that Bethesda’s fantasy RPG remains one of the most impressive games available in VR. While the vanilla version of Skyrim VR is perfectly playable, it doesn’t always feel like a game designed specifically for VR. The player has no visible body, interactions can feel basic, and navigating menus with motion controllers isn’t always particularly intuitive. Fortunately, modders have spent years addressing those problems. Today, a relatively small selection of carefully chosen Skyrim VR mods can transform the experience, adding a fully tracked player body, physical interactions, better inventory management, improved combat and significantly enhanced visuals. In this article you’ll learn about the best Skyrim VR mods to download an install in 2026.

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The Best UEVR Games in 2026: 10 Unreal Engine Games That Feel Like Native VR

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Posted on: 08 Aug 2026

VR gaming has traditionally been limited to titles built specifically for VR headsets. However, that changed dramatically with the arrival of UEVR (Unreal Engine VR), a groundbreaking tool that has opened the door to hundreds of Unreal Engine games. Created by modder Praydog, UEVR is a universal injector that allows compatible Unreal Engine 4 and Unreal Engine 5 games to be experienced in VR. While setup and compatibility vary from game to game, the results can be remarkable, transforming some of the biggest flatscreen releases into immersive VR experiences. Not every Unreal Engine game works perfectly, but a growing community continues to refine profiles and settings, making many titles feel surprisingly close to native VR games. If you’re looking to get the most out of UEVR, these are the best games to play in 2026.

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All the New VR Games Launching in August 2026 [Updated]

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Posted on: 04 Aug 2026

It’s August, and you know what that means… no games. Well, very few in actual fact. It’s traditionally a quiet period for videogames, and 2026 seems to be no different. Thankfully, the month isn’t completely bereft of launches, with a few titles trying their luck. So here are all the new VR games arriving in August 2026 that we know about so far.

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Every Warhammer 40,000 VR Game You Can Play in 2026

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Posted on: 01 Aug 2026

The grim darkness of the far future has found a natural home in VR. Few fictional universes feel as immersive as Warhammer 40,000, with its towering Space Marines, relentless Tyranids, ancient Necrons and endless galactic warfare lending themselves perfectly to VR. While there aren’t dozens of Warhammer 40K VR games just yet, the franchise has steadily expanded into the medium over the past decade. From first-person shooters and action adventures to location-based experiences, players have had the opportunity to step inside one of gaming’s most iconic sci-fi universes like never before. If you’re looking to experience Warhammer 40,000 in VR, here’s every officially licensed game and experience released so far.

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