1.
Concrete Genie Opening this list is none other than PlayStation’s
exclusive game.
Originally a non-VR title, Concrete Genie revels in its vibrant color palette, letting
you manipulate the world around you using PlayStation VR’s move controllers.
Its entire world feels like a living canvass for you to enjoy.
Liberate the gloomy land of Denska using your magical paintbrush and breathe life into every
nook and cranny of the town.
It’s coming to the PlayStation 4 this October 8, 2019.
2.DEEMO Reborn One of the biggest VR announcements on this
year’s TGS was the return of DEEMO.
Once a 2D rhythm game by Rayark for iOS and Android, is now transformed into a full 3D
game exclusively for the PlayStation 4.
DEEMO Reborn is a hybrid of rhythm and exploration elements.
Alternate between its two modes of gameplay using the PlayStation VR.Gracefully master
the number of tracks and slowly understand the relationship between Deemo and this little
girl who mysteriously falls from the sky.
Now retold with painstaking detail, relive Deemo’s rhythmic tale of friendship and
love once more as it comes out this 21st of November.
3.Marvel’s Iron Man VR He may have left the MCU, but Tony Stark’s
legacy isn’t over yet.
Literally become the Iron Man in this immersive PlayStation VR game.
As the main hero of the Avengers, be the suit of armor around the world and take to the
skies.
With PlayStation VR’s gear, don the legendary suit and face off against Iron Man’s greatest
foes.
The game knows what you want, and Sony delivered.
The sheer amount of freedom you could have after you wear the suit is great.
Visit Tony’s iconic Malibu house, or hover around Los Angeles like a genius, billionaire,
playboy and philanthropist.
Coming in hot sometime this 2019.
4.Hatsune Miku VR Japan’s favorite VOCALOID returns to the
PlayStation 4 and this time you get to sing and dance along with her.
This was previously exclusive to Steam and Oculus Stores, but this time, the PlayStation
4 gets to finally experience their own Hatsune Miku magic.
As of the moment, details are still scarce, but as a PSVR title, it utilizes the Move
Controllers, letting you interact around this digital princess.
Like most rhythm games, time the buttons right and dance side by side with this blue-haired
girl.
No word for additional content yet, but the game is slated for a release within this year.
5.Dreams (VR) PlayStation 4’s open-ended tool and creator
game has limitless potential and just recently, the game is out in Early Access just recently.
One of Dreams’ most awaited feature is its Virtual Reality mode.
Being able to explore around community-created world in VR is something everyone should experience.
However, the VR news is still behind closed doors.
The developers are still unable to share any details yet, but it’s definitely part of
the game’s roadmap.
For now, we’ll enjoy Dream’s early access without the VR and build our own creative
worlds and share it to its wonderful community.
No release date yet, but it’s coming this 2019.
6.Golem Not to be confused with other Golem games
on the market.
This one is completely different.
Set in a storybook world, take the role of an adventurous kid who can create Golems at
will.
With your powers, you can control your creations and let them fight for you.
By doing so, your enemies are picking somebody their own size.
So far, details are pretty thin since the game is still in development and VR is not
really an easy field to play around.
But recently, the devs did announce that the game is scheduled for
a Fall 2019 release.
7.Espire 1: VR Operative Tripwire Interactive is also showing their
VR project and it’s turning out like a videogame from the future.
Like Dishonored meets Warframe, enjoy a futuristic stealth experience where you control drone
operators from the future.
Unlike most VR games, players can freely move around its surroundings with few limitations.
Which means taking down your targets can have different methods.
But be careful, it’s built-in voice control means the more you make noises in real life,
the more they can hear you.
The game looks promising so far, considering the developers are really working hard on
its smart AI, making enemies less stupid than usual.
It’s already coming out next week for the PC, but as for the PlayStation 4, it’s gonna
come out this June 30, 2020.
8.Bionic Mayhem VR Beat ‘em ups are a thing of the past, but
with a modern touch like VR, it gets pretty interesting.
Although it doesn’t take itself too seriously, this game is a brawler with a more mechanical
approach.
Using the PSVR’s move controllers, simply jab and punch at your enemies faces.
It’s set in a post-apocalyptic world and you’re a robotic experiment gone wrong,
so destruction and chaos are what you live for.
No release date yet, but it’s scheduled to release in the last quarter of this year.
9.STUMPER It’s obvious Rhythm Games and VR do well
together.
STUMPER is among the many of these titles with the same concept, but with a different
execution.
Unlike Beat Saber where you use…
lightsabers.
STUMPER gears you up with two holographic shield to block crystals flying through the
air.
But compared to most Rhythm games, this one’s SUPER FAST.
Simply raise your shields and repel the incoming notes with precision.
Its electrifying gameplay is oddly addictive, especially when you get the notes right.
Its original version has over 800 songs.
You could also play with friends, challenging them via 1 versus 1 match-ups.
No release date yet, but it’s coming out to the PlayStation VR soon.
10.Throw Anything At this point, anyone with a passion for game
development can make a VR game.
Although this one is not as innovative as all the other titles on this list, it still
has its own charm for being another game under the zombie genre.
The rules are simple: Instead of arming yourself to the teeth, simply fend off these hordes
of the undead by throwing absolutely anything you can see around you.
It’s really straightforward but the joy lies in its humor and a cartoonish style similar
to Owlchemy’s Job Simulator.
No release date yet.
11.VR Ping Pong Pro Yes, it’s a Ping Pong game and it’s a
sequel to VR Ping Pong.
It’s pretty self-explanatory.
It’s a ping pong game but with unique environmental backdrops to lure you in with its impressive
visuals.
From Japanese Garden to a massive stadium, the game has multiple levels to choose from
depending on your sporty mood.
There isn’t much to talk about, really.
But for those eager to play Ping Pong in VR, this game is obviously made for you.
Unfortunately, no release date yet.
12.Audica Harmonix, the team behind the popular Rock
Band, is testing out the VR world.
Audica is another rhythm game where instead of blocking musical notes with your shield,
or slicing them with your laser sword, you shoot them.
Transform your Move Controllers into twin blasters.
Dubbed as “Rhythm Shooter”, simply aim your crosshairs at any incoming notes from
your screen but do so with style.
Featuring numerous tracks from popular electronic artists, which makes Audica feel like a sci-fi
trip.
No release date yet.
13.Paper Beast Undertake a one a kind journey in an ecosystem
blossoming out of a virtual world.
Paper Beast is a playground of wonder.
Like a kid discovering origami for the first time, encounter strange paper-filled creatures
soaring or roaming around its mysterious land.
It’s a fully interactive experience and you’re free to do whatever you want in its
playful universe.
Sadly, no release date yet.
14.Visage There aren’t many horror games that take
advantage of Virtual Reality and Visage is one of the few who actually took the opportunity.
It’s currently out on Steam’s Early Access for quite some time now and so far, the reviews
are looking good.
It’s a psychological-horror game where you explore a haunted house that twists and plays
with your fears.
Others call it a spiritual successor to the long-cancelled P.T., and it’s the perfect
remedy for that frustration.
The developers are working hard for its imminent PlayStation VR version.
For now, we have no release date yet.
15.Star Child Announced way back 2017, this VR title went
under the radar for quite some time and players believed it to be ‘cancelled’.
Fortunately, this side-scrolling game is alive and still in development.
From the company behind Lucky’s Tale, this sci-fi adventure uses PlayStation VR to enhance
the narrative and interactive experience of its side-scrolling elements.
It already looks like an atmospheric cinematic journey, but that’s all the details we got
so far.
So no release date yet.