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Open world gaming has always been about freedom, exploration, and immersion. But in VR, those elements reach an entirely new level. With platforms like Meta Quest, PlayStation VR2, and PC VR continuing to evolve, players can now step inside expansive worlds and interact with them in ways that were once impossible. If you’re searching for the best open world VR games, here are some standout titles across all major VR platforms.
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Fantasy has long been a natural fit for V. The genre’s emphasis on exploration, magic, and mythic settings translate well to first-person immersion. VR allows players to step directly into medieval towns, ancient ruins, and enchanted landscapes, interacting with weapons, spells, and characters in a more physical way than traditional games allow. From large-scale RPGs to focused action experiences, these are some of the best fantasy games currently available in VR.
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2025 has been an exciting year for VR gaming, with blockbuster titles grabbing headlines and VR communities buzzing with new releases. But beyond the big names lies a rich selection of underrated VR games that are truly worth your time. Whether you’re exploring alien skies, mastering magical combat, or enjoying light‑hearted fun with friends and family, these hidden gems deserve more attention in your VR library. From action adventures to strategic world‑building, here are the most underrated VR games of 2025 you should play.
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Role-playing games (RPGs) continue to benefit from VR’s ability to let players interact directly with their surroundings. The shift from button-driven actions to natural hand and body movements supports deeper engagement with combat, exploration, and environmental puzzles. In this article, we’ll outline several of the best VR RPG games available in 2025, focusing on their systems, structure, and the practical strengths they offer to players seeking long-form or mechanics-driven role-playing.
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VR RPGs seemed to be coming in force during the early days of the medium. The Oculus Rift had numerous sprawling dungeon crawlers. However, in the modern era of Meta Quest 3 they seem to be thinner on the ground. The newly launched DrakkenRidge argues that this shouldn’t be the case, and in 131XR’s review we learn that it makes a pretty convincing argument.
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This summer has been too bad for VR games, with August’s selection delivering some treats. Now we begin the real highlight of the year, where developers go all guns blazing with a crescendo of titles over the next few months. So what’s in store for VR fans? Take a look at all the new VR games due to arrive in September 2025.
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