15 new VR games, DLCs, and trailers for Meta Quest, Playstation VR 2, and PC VR
Titanic VR and Eggy launch, Virtual Skate and Star Wars VR have been announced, and Peak Rhythm turns up the volume — here's everything making waves in VR this week.
To kick off the week, we’ve rounded up the latest VR gaming news: new indie releases, fresh trailers, and a look at what’s coming soon. Dive in and explore what’s happening across Meta Quest, Play tation VR 2, and PC VR.
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Titanic VR on Quest 3: An Atmospheric Dive to a Legendary Wreck
Titanic VR is making its standalone headset debut with an impressively immersive experience on Meta Quest 3. The app features two distinct modes: free exploration, which lets you traverse both the bow and stern areas, and a story mode where you step into the shoes of a deep-sea explorer investigating the wreck. The underwater controls are intuitive, pulling you right into the 3,800-meter-deep world beneath the waves. There’s a real goosebumps moment when the bow of the Titanic looms out of the darkness for the first time.
Exploring the interior and recovering artifacts is handled via a remote-controlled underwater robot. While the Quest version doesn’t quite reach the graphical fidelity of its PC VR counterpart, it still impresses with realistic lighting and dynamic shadows. After each dive, you’ll head to the lab to clean and examine your recovered finds.
Even though the game is still in Early Access, the Quest version is technically polished. A major update is slated for later this year, adding a 1912 scenario where you’ll relive the Titanic’s sinking from the perspective of lifeboat 6.
Titanic VR is available now for $15 in the Horizon Store and supports Meta Quest 3 and 3S.
New Announcements & Releases
The House of Da Vinci VR: Puzzle Adventure Arrives on PlayStation VR2
The House of Da Vinci VR, one of the most visually stunning VR puzzle games, is coming to Playstation VR 2 on May 1. Previously released for Meta Quest and PC VR, this escape room adventure puts you in the role of Leonardo da Vinci’s most gifted apprentice. You arrive in Florence to visit the master, only to discover he has vanished without a trace. The game has you following Da Vinci’s trail and unraveling intricate puzzles throughout his manor.
Developer Blue Brain Games has gone all-in on authenticity, drawing inspiration from historical documents, original artworks, and Da Vinci’s own inventions to bring the setting to life. The PSVR2 version promises lifelike visuals and haptic feedback as you interact with the game’s many mechanical devices. The House of Da Vinci VR is already a visual highlight on Meta Quest, and the PlayStation version is set to raise the bar even higher.
Star Wars: Beyond Victory – First Look at Mixed Reality Gameplay on Quest 3
Industrial Light & Magic and Lucasfilm have dropped new details for Star Wars: Beyond Victory – A Mixed Reality Playset, along with a first gameplay trailer. The game is currently in development for Meta Quest 3 and 3S and will make its public debut at Star Wars Celebration 2025 in Japan.
Set around the events of “Solo: A Star Wars Story,” Beyond Victory features three game modes: an adventure mode with a new podracing story starring Volo, an arcade mode with fast-paced podracing action on a virtual holotable, and a playset mode where players can transform their environment with unlockable Star Wars action figures and vehicles.
Eggy: Mixed Reality Dragon Simulator Launches on Quest 3
Eggy, a brand-new mixed reality pet simulator focused on raising dragons, is out now for Quest 3 and 3S. Developed by Australian studio Spunge Games, Eggy starts in your home with a glowing dragon egg and a mystical “Book of Knowledge” as your guide. Once the dragon hatches, it’s your job to help it learn to walk, explore, and eventually soar.
Every interaction shapes your dragon’s unique personality and abilities—no two dragons are the same. The Book of Knowledge provides ancient wisdom, elemental teas, and magical spells to support your dragon’s growth.
Eggy supports room-scale gameplay with hand tracking and is available for just under $4 in the Horizon Store.
The Best VR Mod Yet for GTA San Andreas
VR developer Holydh has released a feature-packed VR mod for GTA San Andreas Definitive Edition. The mod supports all forms of on-foot movement—including crouching—as well as full control of vehicles, jets, and BMX bikes. Motion controls are integrated for all ranged weapons and for scripted shooting sequences while riding as a passenger.
Currently, the mod is designed for seated or standing play and does not yet support room-scale VR. You’ll need the Steam version of the Definitive Edition, and the mod plus installation instructions are available on Nexusmods.
Wall Town Wonders: Quest’s Mixed Reality Hit Coming to PSVR 2 & SteamVR
Wall Town Wonders, the mixed reality city-builder originally for Meta Quest, is set to launch as a fully-fledged VR title for Playstation VR 2 and PC VR via Steam. In the VR version, your real-world room is transformed into a virtual environment, with Cyborn announcing three different VR locations and the ability to switch between day and night modes. Visuals have also been given a major overhaul.
The first trailer showcases a Mediterranean-style villa with a sea-view balcony, and you can build your miniature town both indoors and outside. In Wall Town Wonders, your living room becomes the foundation for a bustling miniature town, complete with vibrant characters. You’ll help residents rebuild their community and unlock new buildings, characters, and customization options.
Les Mills XR Bodycombat: Popular VR Fitness App Arrives on Steam
Les Mills XR Bodycombat is now available on Steam and is set to receive a major update for PlayStation VR2. The Steam version is priced just under €30. Alongside the launch, the first premium DLC—“Power Strike”—lands for €8, adding eight challenging workouts, new moves, and an exclusive “Arena of the Brave” environment.
Playstation VR 2 users can look forward to a free update with 16 new workouts, a new elbow strike, three fresh environments, a revamped user interface, and an improved combo system.
Virtual Skate Rolling Out Soon on Quest 3 & SteamVR
Virtual Skate is gearing up for release on Quest 3 and SteamVR. This physics-driven skateboarding simulator gives you full control over your feet and board with an intuitive, physics-based system.
Peak Rhythm: Climbing Meets Music in a New VR Experience
Peak Rhythm is a new VR title that fuses climbing gameplay with rhythm mechanics. Developed by Zeitlos Interactive, the game has you scaling vertical courses on the backs of mechs in sync with high-energy hyperpop tracks and a solarpunk vibe. Your progress depends on perfectly timing each grab to the beat.
Each handhold is connected by a tube, giving you a visual cue as a circle aligns with the beat. Let go at the wrong time and you’ll fall, forcing you to climb back up. Controls are color-coded—pink for left hand, green for right, blue for both.
There’s no release date yet, but Peak Rhythm is coming to all major VR platforms.
Red Matter Series Gets Physical Editions for PSVR2
Both Red Matter games are finally getting physical releases for Playstation VR 2, courtesy of Limited Run Games. Previously digital-only on PS5, these physical editions are now available for pre-order, with the window open until May 25. Red Matter is priced at $34.99, and the sequel at $39.99. Shipping is expected by the end of September.
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- Limited Run Games (@LimitedRunGames) April 15, 2025
DLCs & Updates
Synth Riders' Challenges+ Update Brings Invisible Notes and Alien Invaders
Kluge Interactive just rolled out a free update for their VR rhythm game Synth Riders, delivering a fresh twist on the asynchronous Challenges mode. The new Challenges+ update brings over the chaotic power-ups previously reserved for multiplayer, so now you’ll be dodging alien ships, grappling with speed boosts, and smacking notes that randomly shift size and color—all while flying solo.
Looking for an even bigger test? Some challenges now make the notes completely invisible. It’s a wild way to keep even seasoned Synth Riders fans on their toes.
The update is available now on Meta Quest, SteamVR, and PlayStation VR2.
Demeo Gets a Technical Overhaul: Better Graphics, Faster Loads
Resolution Games has released a major engine update for their tabletop RPG Demeo, upgrading the game to Unity’s Universal Render Pipeline (URP). This move brings crisper visuals and enables Eye-Tracked Foveated Rendering (ETFR) on supported hardware like Apple Vision Pro and Quest Pro. The lighting system has also been swapped out for Unity 6’s, making for richer color gradients throughout the game’s environments.
Under the hood, the loading system has been reworked so Demeo requires less memory, loads faster, and generally runs smoother. According to Resolution Games, the team spent ten months developing this update, which should also make it easier to roll out new content in the future. Alongside the technical overhaul, players will notice new ranks and a higher XP cap, now bumped from 75 to 90.
Underworld Overseer Adds "New World" Content with Hardcore Survival
Underworld Overseer just got a free content update that expands the game with five new levels. The “New World” update introduces a brand-new island, its own hardcore variants, and a dedicated survival mode where you’ll need to last a full hour against every enemy type the game can throw at you.
This update also shakes up the roster of adversaries, adding five new enemy types—Treasure Hunter, Blaster, Shieldbearer, Carpenter, and Priestess—each with their own unique abilities.
Resist Hits PlayStation VR2 with 120Hz Support for PS5 Pro
Resist has launched its first update for PlayStation VR2, making 120Hz the default mode for PS5 Pro users. The patch also tackles some nagging issues: social screen tearing has been addressed, the infamous bug where players could fall through the game world at the end of a run has been fixed, and crashes during language selection should be a thing of the past.
Trombone Champ: Unflattened Adds "Get A Grip!" Update with Recording and New Trombones
Trombone Champ: Unflattened is turning up the volume with its "Get A Grip!" update. The highlight here is a new recording feature—you can now save and share your best performances, even after finishing a song. The update also debuts a new cosmetic category: gloves. Play as a trombone-wielding baboon, chicken, or hotdog, and accessorize with themed gloves like “Primate Paws,” “Cluck Covers,” or “Glizzy Grabbers.”
That’s not all—new unlockable trombones are in the mix, including the cow-inspired “Moo-sic Maker,” the pig-themed “Oink Ensemble,” the floral “Sounds O’ Spring,” and the “Tootcan,” which comes adorned with a life-size toucan. The update is now available for Meta Quest.
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