May will continue this busy trend with a wide slate of new VR titles across various genres, though horror seems particularly prominent this month. As always, we’ll keep updating this list should any further games get announced or pushed back, while our comprehensive\u00a0upcoming VR games<\/a>\u00a0list remains active with even more titles.<\/p>\n Here are our highlights for new VR games on Quest, PC VR, PlayStation VR2, and Pico this May.<\/p>\n Bearly Escape – May 1 (PC VR, Quest 3)<\/p>\n Developed by Time Traveller, Bearly Escape<\/a> is an early access puzzle game where players explore a hazy forest called Everwood searching for your missing dog, Robin. During this search, you’ll find the twisted labs of the game’s villain, Dr. Kidd, which are packed with stolen animals.<\/p>\n Deep Cuts – May 1 (PC VR)<\/p>\n Deep Cuts<\/a> from Scythe Dev Team is an action game focused on the world of filmmaking, where you’ll try to save your best friend. This adventure takes you directly inside different movies that range from westerns to kaiju attacks, all while fighting against a deadly group of cartoon characters.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Deep Cuts Offers A Compelling Cinematic Sandbox<\/p>\n Deep Cuts delves into the magic of moviemaking with a new action-adventure, launching today on Quest.<\/p>\n Blue Brain Games confirmed that\u00a0The House of Da Vinci VR<\/a>\u00a0\u2014 an adaptation of the 2017 flatscreen game rebuilt for VR \u2014 is heading for PlayStation VR2 next, following a Steam and Quest launch. As Leonardo da Vinci’s apprentice in 16th-century Renaissance Italy, you’ll need to solve riddles and clear escape rooms to find the missing inventor.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The House Of Da Vinci VR Review: A Work Of Art<\/p>\n The House of Da Vinci VR is a captivating puzzle adventure based around the mysterious studios of Leonardo da Vinci.<\/p>\n Mighty Coconut confirmed that its next DLC course for Walkabout Mini Golf<\/a> is \u201cRaptor Cliff’s.\u201d Reaching all supported VR platforms and iOS, this prehistoric dinosaur-themed course takes you on a journey along the Pacific Northwest and marks the 33rd course yet for the popular multiplayer game.<\/p>\n Legends BMX – May 8 (Quest Pro and 3)<\/p>\n Legends BMX<\/a> by Saga Legends Games aims to turn your play space into a skate park through mixed reality, and the studio informed UploadVR it’s launching on May 1. Coming to Quest Pro and Quest 3, you can resize ramps to fit your space, pull off various tricks and compete across global online leaderboards for the best score.<\/p>\n Final Fury – May 8 (PC VR, Quest)<\/p>\n Developed by\u00a0Kluge Interactive,\u00a0Final Fury<\/a>\u00a0is inspired by traditional fighting games like Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat. Featuring single-player modes and online multiplayer with both crossplay and rollback netcode supported, Kluge confirmed the early access launch will begin this month.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Final Fury Could Become A Must-Play VR Fighting Game<\/p>\n Final Fury could become a must-play for fighting game fans, and we recently fought the developers at GDC.<\/p>\n Developed by Arcadia VR, Requisition VR<\/a> takes inspiration from Dead Rising and\u00a0The Walking Dead: Saints and Sinners<\/a>. You can craft increasingly absurd weaponry like electrically charged baseball bats using household items across an extraction-based PvPvE adventure. You’ll scavenge for resources to create new weapons, teaming up with friends to defeat AI and human opponents.<\/p>\n Surviving Mars: Pioneer – May 8 (PC VR, Quest)<\/p>\n Based on the top-down strategy game, Surviving Mars: Pioneer sees you establish a new civilization among the stars. Developed by Bolverk Games (Genotype<\/a>), the VR adaptation gives you a more central and personal role, mining for materials and placing solar panels on the red planet’s surface in first person. That’s arriving in early access this month, and a PS VR2 version will follow at full release.<\/p>\n The Midnight Walk – May 8 (PC VR, PS VR2)<\/p>\n The Midnight Walk<\/a>\u00a0by Moonhood promises five different tales of fire and darkness. Playing as The Burnt One, you set out to find a purpose after digging yourself out of a muddy grave in this dark claymation fantasy adventure. That’s heading for PC and PS5 with optional VR support.<\/p>\n Vendetta Forever – May 8 (PC VR)<\/p>\n Released last October,\u00a0Vendetta Forever<\/a>\u00a0is a VR shooter from Meatspace Interactive and publisher nDreams. It’s designed around the ‘LO-KILL-MOTION’ mechanic, where you can only move by teleporting to an enemy’s dropped weapon. That’s now heading for PC VR with five extra levels, and this new content will simultaneously reach Quest and PS VR2 as a free update.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Vendetta Forever Review: Minimalist VR Shooter Mostly Hits The Target<\/p>\n Vendetta Forever delivers a rapid-fire action shooter that mostly hits the mark, and it\u2019s out tomorrow on Quest and PS VR2.<\/p>\n Wall Town Wonders<\/a>\u00a0initially appeared last November as a more casual mixed reality title on Quest, and it’s now getting a VR edition for Steam and PlayStation VR2 with fully immersive environments. Your goal is to craft homes and amenities for this quirky cast of local citizens, with over 100 unique buildings and more than 40 characters included.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Wall Town Wonders Offers A Charming Miniature Metropolis In Mixed Reality<\/p>\n Wall Town Wonders transforms your living room into a charming miniature metropolis with mixed reality, and it\u2019s out now on Quest 3.<\/p>\n Horror game Slender: The Arrival<\/a> is being ported from flatscreen to VR. Developed by Blue Isle Studios, the first-person horror game pulls from the notorious creepypasta character The Slender Man, asking players to survive eerie environments while avoiding The Slender Man’s haunting faceless stare and hair-raising presence.<\/p>\n Echoes of the Sun – May 14 (PC VR)<\/p>\n Echoes of the Sun<\/a> by Outer Realms is a puzzle adventure game with optional PC VR support. The game focuses on a teenage girl called Mia, who seeks to restore the world after witnessing her homeland’s demise following the explosion of the Sun. You can use telekinesis to manipulate objects, solve solar puzzles, and encounter numerous ghosts to learn their stories.<\/p>\n Pirates VR: Jolly Roger – May 15 (PS VR2)<\/p>\n Published by VRKiwi,\u00a0Pirates VR: Jolly Roger<\/a>\u00a0is a new VR action-adventure set across a cursed Caribbean island. You’re tasked with navigating perilous traps and fighting undead pirates while searching for Davy Jones’ treasure. Following its Steam launch in January, the PS VR2 version<\/a> will feature a new introduction scene and controller haptic feedback.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Pirates VR: Jolly Roger Review – Colorful Adventure With Shallow Combat<\/p>\n Pirates VR: Jolly Roger presents an enjoyable lighthearted VR adventure, though it\u2019s hampered by shallow combat.<\/p>\n Smash Drums<\/a>\u00a0is heading to PlayStation VR2 with improved real-time lighting and shadows, redesigned environments, 120fps performance mode on a base PS5, plus support for adaptive triggers and eye-tracked foveated rendering. It also joins the list of\u00a0PS VR2 games with PS5 Pro enhancements<\/a>, promising higher resolution and 120fps in Fidelity mode.<\/p>\n Tunnels – May 15 (Quest)<\/p>\n Developed by Nomad Monkey, Tunnels<\/a> is a\u00a0VR horror game\u00a0that plunges players deep underground into a maze of abandoned mine shafts and tunnels, tasked with finding a way out. Throughout the labyrinth of claustrophobic spaces, you must clamber down cliffs, zipline over chasms, and listen to your survival instincts to evade monsters around the caverns and make your escape.<\/p>\n Trailblazer: The Untold Story of Mrs Benz – May 16 (Quest)<\/p>\n Set in Germany in 1888, Trailblazer<\/a> explores motoring history through VR with an immersive narrative. This 20 minute experience tells the story of Bertha Benz<\/a>, the wife of Karl Benz, inventor of the first car powered by an internal combustion engine, as she defied societal norms to embark on the world’s first road trip.<\/p>\n Out of Sight VR – May 22 (PC VR)<\/p>\n Horror puzzler Out of Sight VR<\/a> is the latest game from Flat2VR Studios. It’s an eerie puzzle game that asks players to control a blind girl called Sophie from the viewpoint of her cuddly teddy. Set throughout a menacing mansion, you control Sophie and carry around the toy to gain better vantage points on confounding contraptions. Quest 3 and PS VR2 versions will also arrive later this year.<\/p>\n Quantum Threshold – May 22 (PC VR, Quest)<\/p>\n Quantum Threshold<\/a> by Vaki Games is an accessibility-focused VR roguelike shooter that turns your wheelchair into your greatest weapon. It promises a cyberpunk-themed narrative using wheelchair-based locomotion across a post-apocalyptic world overrun by rogue AI, as you seek an escape across \u201cever-evolving\u201d levels.<\/p>\n Zombie Army VR – May 22 (PC VR, PS VR2, Quest)<\/p>\n Zombie Army VR<\/a> is bringing the Sniper Elite spinoff to most major VR platforms, and Rebellion’s working with Xtended Realities for its latest VR game. Featuring online two-player co-op, this campaign sees you reprising the role of a Deadhunter, fighting your way through Europe during World War 2.<\/p>\n Neolithic Dawn – May 23 (Quest)<\/p>\n Neolithic Dawn is a VR survival game reaching early access, though it’s unclear if the Steam release will coincide with Quest. As a Neolithic hunter-gatherer, you must survive by crafting physics-based tools and weapons, hunting for food, and taming creatures. If you die, you’ll return as your son or daughter to a changed world. Dynamic seasons, a day and night cycle, and five maps are promised.<\/p>\n Hard Bullet – May 27 (Quest 3)<\/p>\n Developed by GexagonVR, Hard Bullet<\/a> takes inspiration from classic Hong Kong action movies. Across various game modes, players are tasked with taking on waves of ragdoll enemies using a combination of environmental bric-a-brac, physical movements and curated loadouts to wipe them out. Previously on Steam, it’s now confirmed<\/a> for launch this month on Quest 3.<\/p>\n F1 25 – May 30 (PC VR)<\/p>\n F1 25<\/a> is the latest entry in EA’s annual racing series with optional PC VR support. It features the third installment of its story mode with ‘Braking Point 3’, alongside an updated ‘My Team’ mode with a new ‘Owner Perks’ system that lets you specialize in specific areas of team management. Anyone who buys the ‘Iconic Edition’ can unlock the game on May 27 instead.<\/p>\n POOLS – May 30 (PC VR)<\/p>\n POOLS<\/a>\u00a0from Tensori will officially launch PC VR support soon following prior beta testing. Described as a suspenseful walking simulator with no monsters or jump scares, you’ll explore liminal spaces inspired by the backrooms that \u201ccan feel oppressive at times by invoking fears of getting lost, the dark\u201d and tight spaces. A PlayStation VR2 release will follow later this year.<\/p>\n Besiege VR – May 2025 (Quest)<\/p>\n Besiege<\/a>, the physics-based sandbox where you construct war machines, is receiving a VR remake next month on Quest. Your goal is to construct medieval siege machines and more modern designs that range from catapults, tanks, and giant mechs. It features a 50-level campaign where you can destroy castles, fight armies and terrorize villagers, alongside three sandbox environments.<\/p>\n Epyka – May 2025 (PS VR2)<\/p>\n Developed by Singular Perception,\u00a0Epyka<\/a>\u00a0is described as a family adventure where you discover the world’s first civilization on a previously unknown island. Playing as archaeologist Scott Hudson, he’s joined by his trusty dog Jack, working together to uncover secrets and defeat a malevolent force. Previously on Quest, that’s now heading to PlayStation VR2.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Epyka Review: A Wonderful Journey Cut Too Short<\/p>\n Epyka is a beautiful entry point for VR puzzle-adventure games that\u2019s over all too quickly.<\/p>\n Honey Pot<\/a> is the latest game from VRMonkey (Galaxy Kart<\/a>, Sky Climb<\/a>). Described as a cooperative tower defense game, you’re tasked with defending a beehive from elemental bears using flying mechanics, bow combat, and powerful towers. After initially targeting an April launch, that’s now arriving this month.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Honey Pot Hands-On: The Bears And The Bees<\/p>\n Inspired by Overcooked and Plants vs. Zombies, Honey Pot is a new co-op VR tower defence game where you fight bears with bees.<\/p>\n Vivarium<\/a> is a mixed reality experience that lets you create your own environments for raising animals and plants, including 18 different saltwater animals. \u201cPlayers can look forward to aquascaping for saltwater aquariums and the addition of new sealife and terrestrial animals like a crab spider, a bushveld frog, and a white dutch rabbit,\u201d states<\/a> the studio.<\/p>\n VRider SBK – May 2025 (PC VR, PS VR2)<\/p>\n VRider SBK<\/a> is an officially licensed VR game for the Superbike World Championship that offers a mix of arcade and simulation racing elements. It features twelve tracks, including Phillip Island, TT Assen, Imola, and Magny-Cours. VRAL Games informed UploadVR that it’s heading to Steam and PlayStation VR2 this month.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n VRIDER Review: All About The Road<\/p>\n Available now on Quest, VRIDER is about the love of racing – and it really wants you to know that. Our full review of the VR superbike racer.<\/p>\n If you’re releasing a new VR game we should know about for this article or future monthly round-ups, you can use our\u00a0contact<\/a>\u00a0page or email tips@uploadvr.com with details.<\/p>\n Interested in learning about more\u00a0upcoming VR games<\/a>? Take a look at our complete list below, which covers upcoming Quest, PC VR, PS VR2, Pico, Apple Vision Pro, and Android XR games:<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/04\/Deep-Cuts-Key-Art.jpg\")
<\/a>The House of Da Vinci VR – May 1 (PS VR2)<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/04\/com.oculus.vrshell-20241202-013427-2-1-4.jpg\")
<\/a>Walkabout Mini Golf: Raptor Cliff’s – May 1 (Pico, PC VR, PS VR2, Quest)<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/04\/FF-Cover-Art-1-1.webp.webp\")
<\/a>Requisition VR – May 8 (Pico, Quest)<\/p>\n\n
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<\/a>Wall Town Wonders – May 8 (PC VR, PS VR2)<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/04\/Image3-1-3.png\")
<\/a>Slender: The Arrival VR – May 13 (PC VR, PS VR2, Quest)<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/04\/02_PiratesVR_CoverArt_A_3840x2160-min-2.png\")
<\/a>Smash Drums – May 15 (PlayStation VR2)<\/p>\n\n
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<\/a>Honey Pot – May 2025 (Quest)<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/04\/honey-pot-vr-monkey-tokyo-game-show--1.jpg\")
<\/a>Vivarium – May 2025 (Quest)<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/04\/image_2024-06-02_061314954-1-3.png\")
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