The Climb already took us to amazing heights and convinced us we were really scaling cliffs. The Climb 2 – QuestĪ long-overdue sequel to one of the Oculus Rift’s early successes. That has at least partially reinvigorated our interest in this polished-looking WW2-era first-person shooter, even if we still don’t know much about it.
We might’ve taken Blunt Force off of its now-regular spot in this list if it weren’t for the surprise launch of a demo during a Steam festival earlier this year. We’re looking forward to digging into its atmosphere and trying out the wheelchair-based movement system.
A Wake Inn – PC VRĪ Wake Inn is on our radar as a standalone, full VR adventure that seems to consider its platform deeply. Whatever it ends up being, this is one of the biggest and most important VR games on the horizon. Even the lone teaser image for the game manages to feature every protagonist from the series, making us question if we’ll be revisiting each hero for new adventures or perhaps establishing a brand new world. Not much is known about Ubisoft’s first full Assassin’s Creed game for VR headsets. We’ve always been intrigued by the high degree of interactivity in the environments, and can’t wait to see the title revamped. Numinous Games’ Area Man Lives resurrects the developer’s ill-fated Untethered series from Google Daydream over to headsets people actually use and aims to complete the unfinished story. We haven’t seen a great multiplayer PSVR game since Firewall, so we’re hoping Alvo fills in that gap.
It’s been a long time coming for this modern multiplayer shooter, built around PSVR’s Aim controller, but things are shaping up for 2021. It remains a promising project, offering Left4Dead-style zombie combat with full cooperative support, but can we expect some big overhauls after a long absence? Alvo – PSVR VR Games 2021 After The Fall – PC VR, PSVRĪfter a year of silence, we finally got news that Vertigo Games’ next big VR title, After The Fall, was being pushed back to 2021 a few weeks ago. Stick with Upload throughout the year – we’ll have full coverage of each title on our site and YouTube channel. With bigger companies like Ubisoft now making AAA titles for platforms, and Sony having sold over five million PSVRs, we’re hoping to see a lot more quality content on the way.įor now, here are 38 games to get you started. What are the biggest VR games coming in 2021? We’ve got you covered with our list of 38 titles on the way this year.Ģ021 is set to be a huge year for this new medium with the Oculus Quest 2 now out and PC VR continuing on.
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