Opening our list is Here They Lie
Horror in VR.. As if normal horror games aren't scary enough.
Here They Lie manifests inspirations from Kubrick and other horror masters to give you
a chilling experience of its dystopian world. As the devs would call it, "Alice's trip down
the Rabbit Hole."
It's eerie, mysterious and turns normal things to something... unnatural.
9th is Robinson The Journey
Who wouldn't want to tread over lush green fields packed with dinosaurs in... VR?
Dubbed by most as "If Portal and ARK had baby", this game offers you a strange journey that's
probably packed with wild pterodactyls and T-Rexes. You'll also be accompanied by a Wheatley-esque
robot as you venture into the great unknown.
8th on our list is Eve: Valkyrie
The first dogfight space experience to ever come out on VR. Set in the universe of CCP's
Eve Online, this game promises to be immersive and grand in scale.
Originally a launch title for Oculus Rift, this game also features compatibility for
PS VR and HTC Vive. With so much VR games at such a short time, let's hope these games
do not disappoint.
7th belongs to FarPoint
What is up with VR and Space Adventures? Anyway, FarPoint introduces you to a hostile planet
filled with... you guessed it: Aliens.
After crashing down into this barren planet, survive and explore in Virtual Reality. The
game uses PS VR's weird Aim Controller to help you annihilate these creatures. What
could possibly go wrong?
6th place is Ace Combat 7
The Ace Combat games we've had before didn't fully immerse us inside the cockpit.. Now,
thankfully for Namco, they have given us what we needed the most: "A game that makes you
feel like an actual pilot."
This game aims to provide a satisfying experience for players who really wanted to soar through
the skies and shoot planes. All in VR form!
5th is Summer Lesson
The future is now, huh? You can finally have a virtual waifu~ teaching you the basics of
what, a guitar? Man, the Japanese are really cranking their stuff, huh?
Summer Lesson entangles you into a real-life simulation in front of an adorable cute Japanese
girl.
Unfortunately, the game is still planned to release on Japan only. Let's hope this game
comes to our shores soon!
4th belongs to RIGS - Mechanized Combat League
Now this one's a little bit different. It's a sports game... with Mechs.... on VR. Don't
ask why but that's how the game works!
Similar to Rocket League and Titanfall but with epic proportions, take control of your
mech as you boost your thrusters up in the air and annihilate your foes to score that
goal.
3rd is Gran Turismo Sport
This racing franchise has always been Sony's glory. GT Sport pushes the boundaries of its
graphical quality up to 60 frames and awesome blur effects.
Polyphony promises better visuals, physics and sounds. Considering it's also for the
VR, that could potentially change the future of VR Racing.
The game is also available for the PlayStation 4.
2nd best is Batman: Arkham VR
How does it feel to be like The Batman? Rocksteady extends its scale with Arkham VR.
According to the demo, a new threat arises and Batman has to do something.
The game puts you into an actual virtual simulation of The Caped Crusader. Walking around Wayne
Manor, talking to Alfred and donning your Batsuit has never been more satisfying.
Here are the Runners-Up before we reveal the number one:
And the most anticipated PS VR Game is Resident Evil 7: Biohazard
No quick time events, dread-filled story, removal of Third-Person view... Is this a
sign of Resident Evil's longstanding redemption?
Announced on E3 2016, this game surprised fans of the dying game. The trailer oozes
of PT-like atmosphere ("May it Rest In Peace") and hopefully this game will define the VR-horror genre.