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Best PSVR2 Launch Games - Ranking The PSVR2's Launch Line-Up

In this guide, we're going to rank the 30 best PSVR2 Launch games available and help you decide which title is worth checking out.

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SullysCigar799d ago

Hmmm...opinions and all that, but even given the criteria outlined, seeing games ranked outside of the top 30, like Les Mills Body Combat, Puzzling Places, Air guitar Unplugged, Swordsman VR and Vacation Simulator is testament to the impressively high quality of the launch line up for PSVR2.

i love Pistol Whip, but come on - in what world is it better than Gran Turismo 7, Resident Evil Village, Horizon CotM or Pavlov?! Lol

z2g797d ago

I’ve had mine since a few days after launch. I honestly think the only games that truly matter on it right now are gt7, call of the mtn, re village and maybe no man’s sky. The rest are fine I guess and might even review well but most of them are the same kinda cheaper vr games that are either available on a Quest 2 or similar to. Not really the games to show off the headset that costs more than the console.

Don’t get me wrong, PSVR2 is awesome, but if I were to go back in time, I probably would have waited to see what kind of games overall it was going to get before buying it. kinda hoping that for now they were just hustling to have some launch games. And it will get better.

SurgicalMenace797d ago

Don't discount The Walking Dead, After the Fall, and Light Brigade. The fun factor is unreal with these lesser known titles as well.

HeliosHex797d ago

The walking dead chapter 2 is 🔥

jjb1981796d ago

Would you say its mechanically better than S&S?

HeliosHex796d ago

@jjb mechanically it's the same with some minor improvements. What I like is the flow and action. It moves along at a brisk pace and heightens tension in a much better way than the 1st pt. Less fetching, and more action in better environments. Everything comes together in a better cohesive, interesting and immersive manner that the first part though good wasn't fully realized until now.

jjb1981796d ago

@HeliosHex. Thanks. I appreciate it.

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The Biggest Developments in VR Gaming in 2025

2025 has seen a lot of changes in VR gaming, but which are the trends that will help the player base to grow in the future?

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Babadook73d ago (Edited 3d ago )

Interested to learn of Sonys full body tracking and force feedback suit. Reminds me of ready player one.

As for the mention of Quest 3 and 3S. They're nice but why mention them as 2025 and beyond. We already had the Q3S last year and the superior Q3 earlier.

aaronlif103d ago

What we need is Half Life Alyx. How did Sony drop the ball on that?

ApocalypseShadow3d ago

Sony doesn't own the game. It's Valve's game. Valve made the game to get users to use Steam. Just like they made Steam Boxes or the Steam Deck or the Index to get users onto their PC platform.

What Sony should have done was get Insomniac to make Spider-Man for VR. Or, TLofU. Or some big franchise they own converted to VR. Sony should have been more concerned on how to sell the headset besides GT7. The best games on PSVR aren't even compatible with PS VR 2. Another huge mistake. So, games like Astrobot, Wipeout or Blood and Truth are stuck on PS4.

They made a huge amount of money this Gen and did nothing for VR but sit back and watch indie developers. No effort means no buy. Which is surprising coming from Sony.

ibrake4naps3d ago (Edited 3d ago )

The last of Us would work perfect! Horror, looking around with a flashlight, and guns and bows work really well in VR. Sneaking up and grabbing the infected by the neck and choking them out, or throwing bricks and things to distract them sound good too. Not making one is a missed opportunity.

thesoftware7303d ago

They did make a big franchise VR game.

Horizon VR game launched with the system.

darthv723d ago

Not making VR1 games work with VR2 is probably the biggest missed opportunity.

At least a few 3rd parties released patches for some games.

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barom3d ago

That's the whole list? VR is doomed. One of the biggest development is more multiplatform releases, which I don't even think is even true. The other one is standalone headsets? Which has been there since 2018 and went mainstream 5 years ago?

Babadook72d ago (Edited 2d ago )

I use it a lot. I’m guessing you haven't. It’s the future sorry dude.

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The 7 Best VR Fitness Games

Looking to get a sweat on with a new VR workout game? Check out our recommendations for the seven best VR fitness games!

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gamerz4d ago (Edited 4d ago )

IMO, there's two that are better than all these (except maybe Beat Saber), Thrill of the Fight and AUDICA.

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Iron Guard Brings the Fight to PSVR 2

Originally released on Steam back in 2021, Xlab Digital's tower defence game Iron Guard is available today for PSVR 2.

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