Sony revealed a host of PlayStation VR2 games, but was cagey on what ones would actually be coming out alongside the headset on February 22, 2023. PS VR2’s launch lineup has solidified just a bit, as more games have been confirmed to release with the new hardware.
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Of the PS VR2 games that have been revealed, the following, as confirmed by PlayStation Store listings, are coming out on February 22:
- Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy’s Edge – Enhanced Edition ($49.99)
- Horizon Call of the Mountain ($59.99)
- Zenith: The Last City ($29.99)
- Cities: VR – Enhanced Edition ($29.99 and $26.99 for PlayStation Plus subscribers)
- Tentacular ($24.99 and $22.49 for PlayStation Plus subscribers)
- Hello Neighbor: Search and Rescue ($29.99 and $26.99 for PlayStation Plus subscribers)
- Demeo ($39.99 and $31.99 for PlayStation Plus subscribers)
- The Dark Pictures: Switchback VR (no price listed)
- The Light Brigade ($24.99 and $21.24 for PlayStation Plus subscribers)
- Cosmonious High ($29.99 and $23.99 for PlayStation plus subscribers)
Jurassic World Aftermath Collection and Crossfire: Sierra Squad don’t have dates or prices yet. The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners – Chapter 2: Retribution, on the other hand, is $39.99 and is coming to PS VR2 on March 21, 2023, a month after the headset comes out and over three months after its Meta Quest 2 release date.
After the Fall and Pistol Whip VR don’t have release dates either, but both are just going to be full PlayStation 5 upgrades of existing PS VR titles and will be free for existing owners. No Man’s Sky‘s VR mode will also be out on launch, but will be enabled through a free patch. Resident Evil Village‘s story campaign is going to be playable in VR and the Resident Evil 4 remake will have some VR content, but Capcom has been light on the details.
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These prices and dates come alongside pre-orders for the headset itself. They’re only currently available directly through Sony and it’s unclear when users can pre-order through other retailers.
