The new PC VR game Archery Red challenges your marksmanship in Superhot VR style
Simplicity Games' VR archery game Archery RED is now available on Steam for PC VR. As a master archer, you face various challenges in a game environment reminiscent of Superhot VR. The VR game offers two modes: In adventure mode, you master predetermined tasks and endless mode generates random levels of increasing difficulty. To progress, you have to become faster and more precise.
What the Bat? gets absurdly cinematic in free "Battywood" update
The VR game What the Bat? has received its first major update, "Battywood," which is now available for free on SteamVR, PSVR 2, and Meta Quest 3, Quest 2 and Quest Pro. The update features 3 new chapters with 18 new levels, including over 100 new physical puzzles inspired by Hollywood movies. Developers Triband describe the update as a "very strange love letter to Hollywood" where players can make Western movies, jump the shark, and solve crimes, among other absurd activities.
One of the scariest VR horror games is also coming to Meta Quest
Publisher Perp Games announced on X that the VR horror game Madison VR will also be released for Meta Quest headsets. There is no release date or other details yet. Madison VR focuses on atmospheric horror and is considered one of the most terrifying VR games ever made. The game eschews combat and focuses on creating a sense of helplessness. Tomislav describes how it all feels in his hands-on with Madison VR on the PSVR 2.
Meta confirms work on GTA: San Andreas VR, then backtracks
In the comments section of a YouTube video (see below) about the new body motion upgrade for Racket Club, Meta Support confirmed that the company is still working on the VR game GTA: San Andreas VR, which has disappeared without a trace. One user asked Meta directly if there was a release date for the long-awaited game, or if it had been canceled. The official Meta account responded: "Hey There! Indeed we don't have a release date yet, but we're working on it!" — The comment has since been deleted. Such supposed "confirmations" from Meta Support have also occurred in the past. So we advise you: As long as there is no official release statement for San Andreas VR, you should keep your expectations in check.
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