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As 2025 draws toward its final quarter, PSVR2 owners are gearing up for a strong finish — and hopes are high for a slate of high-profile VR titles launching in Q4. While official announcements remain relatively light, early indicators and developer roadmaps hint at some major releases arriving between October and December. In this article we’ll dive into every confirmed game in the PSVR 2 Q4 2025 release calendar.
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It’s no secret that while PSVR 2 is a great VR headset, Sony hasn’t exactly been the best parent. It’s been two and a half years since launch, and while games are still being released, the frequency isn’t very high. PlayStation recently held one of its regular State of Play events – which tend to feature PSVR 2 less and less – and the headset got one mention, and it was a big one. Microsoft Flight Simulator is on its way, which, alongside the likes of Gran Turismo 7, makes PSVR 2 a rather nice simulator headset.
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As the virtual reality (VR) landscape evolves, Sony’s PlayStation VR2 (PSVR2) continues to carve its niche. But it hasn’t all been plain sailing. A seeming lack of confidence from Sony and fierce competition, especially from Meta Quest 3, has rocked the boat. Below is a deep dive into what the future of PlayStation VR2 looks like, and how it compares to Meta’s leading standalone headset.
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One of the most highly anticipated indie games set to launch this year has to be Castello Inc.’s Of Lies and Rain. From the team behind ARK&ADE, the studio’s next title is set to offer an explosive sci-fi adventure. And it seems there’s not too long to wait. With a September release date now set for Meta Quest and SteamVR.
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The PSVR 2 has raised the bar for VR on consoles. With cutting-edge features like eye tracking, adaptive triggers, haptic feedback, and a 4K HDR OLED display, PSVR 2 delivers deeper immersion than ever before. But what does true immersion feel like? In this article, we break down some of the most immersive moments in PSVR 2 games, exploring how smart design and advanced tech combine to pull players into the virtual world – and keep them there.
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Many titles have tried to emulate the crazy gameplay of Nintendo’s WarioWare to varying degrees of success. The likes of Loco Dojo Unleashed brought mini-game collections to VR, but soon there will be a new contender. Tonic Games Australia has announced the upcoming launch of Chaos Method, set to hit PSVR 2 this fall.
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The PSVR 2 has brought high-fidelity VR gaming to the PlayStation 5, delivering high-end visuals, immersive haptics, and a some deep game experiences. While blockbuster titles like Horizon: Call of the Mountain and Resident Evil Village’s VR mode dominate headlines, there’s a rich catalog of underrated PSVR 2 games that deserve your attention. Whether you’re new to PSVR 2 or looking to expand your library beyond the mainstream, these are the most underrated PSVR 2 games you might have missed.
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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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The original PlayStation VR for PlayStation 4 was a landmark hardware launch. Not only did it usher in a new era of VR on console, but also it became one of the most widely acclaimed headsets on the market. The successor, PSVR 2, while technically advanced, has not seen the same level of success. Software support has been lacking and the adoption rate has subsequently fallen short. With this in mind, is it likely that we’ll even see a PSVR 3?
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