Best games for PSVR 2

• Supported Devices: PSVR2
• Genre: Adventure

An exclusive and flagship title for PlayStation VR 2, Horizon: Call of the Mountain is all about the beauty of the world and the immersive gameplay experience. Most of the time, the player will look at picturesque landscapes, climb steep peaks, archery opponents, and solve various puzzles. Call of the Mountain is a spin-off of the Horizon series about former soldier Ryas, a prisoner of Karh of Darkness. So naturally, the hero has to redeem his sins, so he embarks on a dangerous journey and meets familiar fans of the series, including Eloi.

The immersive, interactive world feels even better thanks to eye-tracking, as the characters feel when you look at them and comment on how long they’ve been staring at you. And Trigger Buttons make it feel like a bowstring is being pulled, which makes shooting fun – no more Press “X” to win.

Gran Turismo 7

• Supported Devices: PSVR2
• Genre: Flight Simulation

The perfect racing sim for fans of quiet driving on beautiful tracks, as well as for real racers. Gran Turismo 7 contains unique challenges against other real-life players, where only skills will help determine dominance on the road. Of course, collectors also have plenty to do, with over 420 vehicles in the video game, including classic sedans and modern high-speed supercars.

The level of detail in the game is off the charts, so make sure you don’t get carsick along the way!

Cities VR

• Supported devices: Quest 2, PSVR 2 (Cities VR: Enhanced Edition)
• Genre: Simulation, Strategy

Designing and managing a city has never been so fascinating – now you feel like a real God, watching over the tiny residents from above. So true, your duties include tracking and micro-control of every aspect of life in the metropolis: economy, logistics, electricity, sewage, population protection, road junctions, and much more.

The new virtual reality version has a simplified interface and menu, making it much easier to play. Also thanks to VR mechanics you are able to go down to the street level to walk around and explore all the buildings in the role of a simple city dweller.

Hitman 3

• Supported devices: Valve Index, PSVR, HTC Vive, Oculus Rift
• Genre: stealth action

Wearing a virtual reality helmet and becoming the legendary Agent 47 – isn’t that what you dreamed of as a kid? In Hitman 3, your fantasy is your primary weapon because the campaign will take place in “sandboxes,” where the mercenary can eliminate his opponents in different ways, completely dissolving in the crowd. When purchasing the third installment of the World of Assassination trilogy, the player gets free access to VR.

Jurassic World: Aftermath

• Supported devices: Quest, Quest 2, PSVR 2
• Genre: stealth adventure

In Jurassic World: Aftermath, players will encounter dinosaurs face-to-face, albeit with not at all realistic comic book-style graphics. The first-person exploration of the wreckage of Jurassic World Park takes place between the events of Jurassic World and Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom and turns into a nightmare when the hero realizes that revived and ravenous carnivorous dinosaurs inhabit the abandoned research complex. Unarmed and with only logic and tools, you must solve tangled puzzles and escape the ominous complex.

Thumper

• Supported devices: Oculus Quest, Oculus Rift, Oculus Go, PSVR 2
• Genre: rhythm game

There are very few good games in the musical genre. Still, Thumper is a striking representative of the perfect rhythm game, where every movement and music is synchronized, and bright visuals will absorb the player completely. Unfortunately, you’ll have to be in the chitin of a shiny “space bug” and traverse massive levels with various obstacles to reach a new challenge and feel another bout of pain. The high-speed game is cruel to the unprepared gamer, so it quickly teaches you that mistakes are unacceptable here.

Subnautica

• Supported devices: PlayStation VR, Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, Google Cardboard
• Genre: adventure, survival

What could be more beautiful than the mysterious underwater depths on a strange planet? Subnautica in VR will plunge the player into the wild world of dangerous sea creatures, ranging in size from tiny crustaceans to Leviathan. From the game’s first launch, you realize that your ship has crashed, and you find yourself in the middle of the water all alone. Unfortunately, no one has survived the wreck, and only local fauna, shipwreck, and a 3D printer can help you leave the unfriendly planet 4546B.

Now with VR, the entire adventure takes place in first person, so exploring the deep sea becomes even scarier and more unforgettable. Screams and a quick break for a soothing tea will accompany an encounter with the first reaper.

No Man’s Sky VR