Arcade Paradise VR is the perfect game for 90s kids and is now available on PC VR & PSVR 2
UPDATEAfter the release on Meta Quest on April 25, 2024, Arcade Paradise VR is now also available on PC VR via Steam and Playstation VR 2.
Arcade Paradise VR brings 39 fully playable arcade machines right into your living room with the "Future Home: Enter Reality" Mixed Reality mode.
Nosebleed Interactive and Wired Productions have released a new trailer for their upcoming VR game "Arcade Paradise VR", introducing a special feature: the Mixed Reality mode "Future Home: Enter Reality". This will allow you to place 90s style virtual arcade machines in the physical environment and play with them while wearing a Quest 3, Quest 2 or Quest Pro.
The full load of retro
Arcade Paradise VR is coming to Meta Quest this spring. In the game, you take on the role of Ashley, a rebellious teenager who goes against her father's wishes and prefers to buy and play arcade games instead of continuing the family business, a laundromat.
Despite her youthful rebelliousness, there is work to be done at the laundromat. Picking up chewing gum, washing clothes, cleaning toilets, and taking out the trash are the order of the day. On the plus side, you earn change that you can immediately spend on cool arcade machines.
In total, you can unlock 39 fully playable arcade machines from three decades of gaming history, which should keep you busy for over thirty hours. Each machine offers unique games based on retro hits like Pac-Man or Tetris.
Publisher Wired Production is also responsible for the VR version of The Last Worker, in which you explore a dystopian, automated world where humans have been replaced by artificial intelligence and robots. As a worker for the world's largest retail company, Jüngle, you are tasked with helping a group of activists dismantle the company.
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