AR & VR

From futuristic racers to The Smurfs, June has a few new VR games. Here are our monthly highlights. May delivered another busy month full of

Out of Sight’s “second-person” perspective proves it’s already a great fit for VR, even with more polish to come. We all know VR is at

In a twist that promises to make the inevitable Palmer Luckey documentary even more dramatic, Palmer Luckey’s military tech company Anduril has now officially partnered

Anduril is teaming up with Meta to build XR products for US and allied militaries, starting with the EagleEye AR/VR helmet. Palmer Luckey’s defense firm

Badminton Time VR, a multiplayer arcade sports game, confirmed a PlayStation VR2 release date next month. Developed by Belgian studio Fishing Cactus, Badminton Time VR

The World’s Fair, ever since the 1800s, has existed for two purposes: to bring countries together, and to showcase the technology of the future. It’s

Phasmophobia will overhaul the VR co-op horror game’s evidence collection system in next month’s ‘Chronicle’ update. The next major Phasmophobia update on its 2025 roadmap,

Don’t Move is a ‘test your nerves’ PC VR game from a solo developer, and a Steam demo is now available. Developed by Spectacular-Ocular, Don’t

There are a ton of VR shooters out there aiming to replicate the dynamic of Valve’s classic team shooter Counter-Strike. Soon you’ll be able to play

Co-op action game Drop Dead: The Cabin added a room editor, support for Meta’s latest avatars, and more in a new update. Released two years