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It’s fair to say that VR horror fans should be in their element at this moment. Not only have we seen an abundance of games arrive in the past few months, but there are even more on the way. The latest to be announced comes from indie studio Rustmourne Team, with their self-titled sci-fi survival horror game Rustmourne.
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At the beginning of 2025, Studio Chipo y Juan, and Valem Studio released a rather intriguing whodunit called Detective VR for Meta Quest. A narrative-driven murder mystery where you play as a time-bending sleuth, Detective VR is coming to PSVR 2 and SteamVR later this year.
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Hellsplit: Arena has been doing the rounds on VR formats for some time. Debuting for PC VR back in 2019 the game finally made its way to Meta Quest headsets last year. Now however, it’s time for something new. Developers Deep Type Games have revealed their next project with a very different aesthetic: Cute & Dead.
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Might Eyes’ Wanderer: The Fragments of Fate has had somewhat of a storied history, and it seems that its end is no less dramatic. As is becoming a common thread in VR, the studio issued a statement confirming that it’s no longer able to support the time-travelling adventure or develop its sequel.
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The last VR game PikPok released was the unexpected Rival Stars Horse Racing: VR Edition. But the studio is also known for another franchise, Into the Dead, and it’s this zombie survival series that’s next to grace VR devices. Called Into The Dead: Crimson Heights, it’s set to hit Meta Quest and SteamVR in 2027.
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Released in 2025, Superposition NULL’s UnLoop proved that the time-looping puzzle genre still has a place in VR. If it’s been on your wishlist but you’ve been holding off awaiting a price reduction, XRSource has good news! UnLoop has now seen a permanent price drop across all supported platforms.
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3R Games set a high bar for underground exploration with the release of Cave Crave for Meta Quest, PSVR 2 and SteamVR. And since then, the VR game has been continuously supported thanks to additions like the multiplayer update and the Nutty Putty location. Throughout all of this, one of the smaller side features is the ability to draw in specific locations. As you’re wandering in the dark, its easy to get lost, so you can create handy markings along the way. Now, the studio has leaned into this aspect further, launching an Art Pack DLC for Cave Crave as well as a new Paint Cave.
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It was only a couple of months ago that Le Dino Labo arrived for Meta Quest, and now there’s another dino-themed puzzler en route. Owl Studio Games has announced Dino Quest VR, a puzzle adventure based on, you guessed it, dinosaurs, is ready to hit Quest later this month.
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Earlier this year, popular VR puzzler Puzzling Places made the leap from Meta Quest to Steam. In doing so, it broadened it’s appeal by supporting flatscreen gaming. Recently, Realities.io Inc expanded the Steam edition, adding more premium puzzles and ways to buy the game on Steam.
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Long hot summers mean you’re more than likely to wander to a nice beach or into the countryside for a nice picnic. If you enjoy a spot of fishing too, then finding a suitable riverbank may also be on your to-do list. Next week, Real VR Fishing combines both of those elements with its latest cosy DLC, ‘Picnic Festa’.
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