The PlayStation VR headset officially launches on Thursday, October 13, and Sony has kindly shared a full list of software that will be available with it on the day.
Some of the more intriguing additions include Rocksteady’s final foray into the world of the Dark Knight with Batman: Arkham VR, as well as a great interactive experience that no Lara Croft fan should miss in Rise of the Tomb Raider.
There’s also the wonderfully creepy looking Here They Lie, Until Dawn: Rush of Blood, and a demo for Resident Evil 7, for anyone seeking some Halloween thrills.
Anyway, you can check out the full lineup for yourself below (via the PlayStation Blog):
- 100ft Robot Golf – No Goblin
- Battlezone – Rebellion
- Batman: Arkham VR – Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
- Bound – Plastic
- Driveclub VR – Evolution Studio
- EVE: Valkyrie – CCP Games
- Harmonix Music VR – Harmonix Music Systems
- Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA X – SEGA
- Headmaster – Frame
- Here They Lie – Tangentlemen
- Hustle Kings VR – EPOS Game Studios
- Job Simulator – Owlchemy Labs
- Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes – Steel Crate Games
- Loading Human – Maximum Games
- Sports Bar VR – Cherry Pop Games
- Super Stardust VR – D3T
- PlayStation VR Worlds – London Studio
- Rez Infinite – Enhance Games
- RIGS Mechanized Combat League – Guerrilla Cambridge
- Rise Of The Tomb Raider – Crystal Dynamics
- Superhypercube – Kokoromi
- The Assembly – nDreams
- The Playroom VR – Japan Studio
- Thumper – Drool
- Tumble VR – Supermassive Games
- Until Dawn: Rush of Blood – Supermassive Games
- Volume: Coda – Bithell Games
- Wayward Sky – Uber Entertainment
- World War Toons – Reload Studios
- Waddle Home – Archiact Interactive
- Resident Evil 7 Kitchen demo – Capcom
- EVE: Gunjack – CCP Games
- Ace Banana – Oasis Games
Also included in the PlayStation Blog post were all the games that are coming soon after launch.
Big hitters include a free VR expansion for Star Wars Battlefront (based on Rogue One), and the bizarre Psychonauts in the Rhombus of Ruin.
Find all upcoming PlayStation VR titles below:
- Carnival Games – 2K Games. 28th October 2016
- Moto Racer 4 – Anuman Interactive. 3rd November 2016
- Eagle Flight – Ubisoft. 8th November 2016 (digital) // 15th November, 2016 (retail)
- Star Trek: Bridge Crew – Ubisoft. 29th November 2016 (digital) // 6th December 2016 (retail)
- Werewolves Within – Ubisoft. 6th December 2016
- Star Wars Battlefront Rogue One: X-wing VR Mission – Electronic Arts. Q4 2016
- Fated: The Silent Oath – Frima Studio. Q4 2016
- HoloBall – TreeFortress Games. Q4 2016
- Pixel Ripped 1989 – Pixel Ripped Inc. Q4 2016
- Proton Pulse – ZeroTransform Inc. Q4 2016
- Psychonauts in the Rhombus of Ruin – Double Fine Productions. Q4 2016
- Robinson: The Journey – Crytek GmbH. Q4 2016
- Time Machine VR – Minority Media. Q4 2016
- Space Rift – bitComposer. Q4 2016
- Trackmania VR – Ubisoft. Q4 2016
- How We Soar – Penny Black Studios. Q4 2016
- Radial G – Tammeka Ltd. Q4 2016
- Tethered – Secret Sorcery Ltd. Q4 2016
- Windlands – Psytec Games. Q4 2016
- Viva Ex Vivo – Truant Pixel. Q4 2016
- Pixel Gear – Oasis Games. Q4 2016
- The Brookhaven Experiment – Phosphor Games. Q4 2016
- Weeping Doll – Oasis Games. Q4 2016
- Golem – Highwire Games. Q1 2017
- GNOG – KO_OP. Q1 2017
- Statik – Tarsier Studios. Q1 2017
- XING: The Land Beyond – White Lotus Interactive. Q1 2017
- Megaton Rainfall – Pentadimensional. Q1 2017
- Korix – StellarVR. Q1 2017
There’s certainly no shortage of games on the way, and with many more to come, PlayStation VR just might be the headset to bring virtual reality to the masses.
Ewan Moore is a journalist at UNILAD Gaming who still quite hasn’t gotten out of his mid 00’s emo phase. After graduating from the University of Portsmouth in 2015 with a BA in Journalism & Media Studies (thanks for asking), he went on to do some freelance words for various places, including Kotaku, Den of Geek, and TheSixthAxis, before landing a full time gig at UNILAD in 2016.