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Project Hail Mary recently arrived in cinemas and has been widely acclaimed by critics and audiences alike. Soon, however, the franchise will be heading to VR headsets, with British studio Maze Theory confirming Project Hail Mary: Journey Among the Stars for 2026.
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Thief VR: Legacy of Shadow marks a bold reinvention of the iconic stealth franchise for VR. The game brings physical immersion, tactile stealth mechanics, and atmospheric world design to Meta Quest, PSVR 2 and PC VR, inviting players into a dark, labyrinthine world where shadows are your greatest ally. But can it live up to its non-VR predecessors? Find out in 131XR’s Thief VR: Legacy of Shadow review below.
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Yesterday the news broke that Thief VR: Legacy of Shadow is due to launch on PSVR 2 in December 2025. However, since then Vertigo Games has confirmed that the game will in fact arrive on PSVR 2, Meta Quest and PC VR headsets simultaneously.
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Earlier this year, Vertigo Games and Maze Theory announced Thief VR: Legacy of Shadow for Meta Quest, PSVR 2 and PC VR. The first time the Thief franchise has come to VR, we’ve been treated to a few details as well as a short trailer. Now the teams are planning a far more comprehensive gameplay showcase, premiering in a few days.
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British VR specialist Maze Theory has developed immersive games based on TV shows including Peaky Blinders and Doctor Who. But the studio has never released its own, original project. For years the studio has teased Engram for various headsets including Meta Quest and PSVR 2 but it never surfaced. However, the studio has quietly released The Infinite Inside via Quest’s App Lab instead.
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The hugely popular TV show Peaky Blinders made its way to virtual reality (VR) headsets back in March. Since then, Maze Theory has been hard at work providing players with a continual stream of new content. The latest has arrived today, and it’s the biggest yet, demonstrating that just like the Shelby’s, Peaky Blinders VR means business.
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Peaky Blinders: The King’s Ransom has been available for Meta Quest 2 and PICO 4 for several months now. During that time Maze Theory has released several free content updates adding new challenges, weapons and more. Today, the team has revealed that Peaky Blinders VR roadmap has been updated, adding a new timeline and plenty of exciting new content.
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In April Maze Theory revealed its Peaky Blinders VR roadmap, detailing monthly content drops. Last month saw the introduction of Shooting Galleries as well as some other gameplay improvements. Today marks the arrival of the next free DLC drop for Meta Quest 2 owners. Introducing the shotgun as well as several combat challenges to Peaky Blinders: The King’s Ransom.
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Maze Theory released Peaky Blinders: The King’s Ransom for Meta Quest 2 and PICO back in March. Receiving a generally warm reception in the process. Today, the team has outlined its content plans for the next few months, with the Peaky Blinders VR roadmap full through to the summer.
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The virtual reality (VR) industry went through a stage of releasing movie and TV show tie-ins that were more “interactive experiences” than actual videogames. The Martian for example or Vader Immortal: A Star Wars Story, both fall into that category – although the latter is far better than the former. British VR studio Maze Theory is well versed in skirting this line having previously created Doctor Who: The Edge of Time in 2019 which was more tailored to fans than newcomers. In this Peaky Blinders: The King’s Ransom review I find that similar issues persist, even when wrapped in the glorious atmosphere of 1920s Birmingham.
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