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2025 has been a standout year for VR gaming, delivering a diverse lineup of titles that push the boundaries of immersion, creativity, and action. From frantic zombie shooters to strategic MR experiences, this year’s VR releases showcase just how far the medium has come. Whether you’re gaming on Meta Quest 3, SteamVR, PSVR 2, or other platforms, these are the best VR games of 2025 you absolutely should try.
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A surprise announcement earlier this summer saw another big name IP heading into VR for the first time. While World War Z as a franchise remains popular – with a second film now in sights – the video game iterations are a different beast. Standing on their own as less story driven an more action-orientated, World War Z on PC and consoles is undoubtedly well loved by many. Can Saber Interactive maintain that reputation in VR? Find out in 131XR’s World War Z VR review.
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It’s not often that you get a big IP launching a new game during the summer. Most tend to wait for the more popular autumn/winter period to maximise interest. So it’s nice to see the upcoming arrival of World War Z VR this month from Saber Interactive. Once again, the folks over at 131XR have got their hands on the game, but unusually, this is a preview of World War Z VR. Nevertheless, the impressions are good for this upcoming zombie title.
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We’ve seen a stellar lineup of VR games grace Meta Quest headsets in recent months. From the recently released Zombie Army VR, through to The Smurfs – Flower Defense, Ghost Town and Crystal Commanders, there’s been no shortage of high-quality titles. Furthermore, XRSource thinks the best is yet to come. So here are the Meta Quest games you should be excited for.
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Saber Interactive’s World War Z is a hugely popular co-op zombie shooter on PC and consoles. And now, the studio has announced that World War Z VR is set to shamble onto headsets this summer. What’s more, according to the studio, the masses of undead bodies will make the transition to VR. In all their terrifying glory.
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