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The summer is upon us, and it’s warm, very warm. Which might not instantly lead you to stick a VR headset on your face. But that doesn’t worry the die-hard VR gamer. In fact, it only helps to cement the passion for immersive gaming. And if you’re looking forward to what’s on the horizon, here are all the new VR games arriving in June 2026 that we know about so far.
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After much anticipation, ARVORE and Sony Pictures Virtual Reality released The Boys: Trigger Warning for Meta Quest 3 & 3S. However, it didn’t quite live up to expectations. Now, the studio has confirmed that The Boys: Trigger Warning is coming to PSVR 2 in June, with improvements.
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It came as quite a surprise when ARVORE and Sony Pictures Virtual Reality announced The Boys: Trigger Warning in late 2025. Could a VR game truly capture the essence of what made the TV series so great, in addition to all the blood and gore? Our friends at 131XR put this to the test, and their review of The Boys is anything but surprising.
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It came as quite a surprise in 2025 when ARVORE, the team behind the Pixel Ripped series, announced The Boys: Trigger Warning. Becoming one of XRSource’s most anticipated games of 2026, The Boys: Trigger Warning is now set to launch later this month for Meta Quest and PSVR 2.
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As VR continues to mature in 2026, an exciting wave of VR titles is poised to redefine immersion, storytelling, and action in the medium. From beloved franchises going fully immersive to fresh originals pushing genre boundaries, VR fans have so much to look forward to. Here’s XRSource’s rundown of the most anticipated VR games of 2026, each offering unique experiences that merit widespread excitement.
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As VR continues to evolve, one of its most interesting frontiers is the adaptation of established entertainment franchises. In just the last few weeks we’ve seen titles based on both Marvel’s Deadpool and Men In Black arrive. The Boys: Trigger Warning represents a new step along this path. Not only does it bring one of television’s most distinctive worlds into an interactive format, it seemingly does so with a level of creative alignment that many adaptations struggle to achieve.
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