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Upcoming Oculus Quest and Quest 2 games: VR experiences to watch out for
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Upcoming Oculus Quest and Quest 2 games: VR experiences to watch out for

September 9, 2021

Looking for an excuse to buy an Oculus Quest 2? Or just wondering what games will be available to play? Then you’ve come to the right place.

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There are numerous VR experiences coming in the next few months. Fantastic games to add to the collection of already awesome games available on the platform. So ready your wishlist, because we’re about to take you on an exciting journey of future content.

Cosmonious High

The studio behind the awesome Job Simulator and Vacation Simulator are busy working on Cosmonious High set to release in 2022. This is a VR adventure game set in an alien high school where players are having their first day at school experience only with plenty of hijinx.

The team say they’re “breaking all the bounds” with this one. “Players can go anywhere, interact with any character they see, and use their powers to resolve—or cause—as much chaos as they want…” Considering the daft fun we had in Job Simulator, this is bound to be a good one.

Green Hell

Green Hell VR is an Open World Survival Experience. This is a VR version of the popular PC survival game that plonks you into a jungle with no food or equipment on hand and the challenge to survive, hunt and defend yourself from danger.

Resident Evil 4 VR

Resident Evil 4 is getting the VR treatment with a first-person perspective and the promise of immersive gameplay. RE4 VR is bound to please Resident Evil fans and horror fans alike.

Zennith: The Last City

Zennith: The Last City is a VR based MMORPG in the early stages of development but still looks to be full of promise. It has customisable characters, with special powers and a procedural quest system or the ability to choose your own adventure. There’s also the promise of an expansive world to explore and plenty of mini-games to keep you interested as well.

After the Fall

From the team that bought us the awesome Arizona Sunshine comes a new game that promises “epic” VR action with four-player co-op goodness. Playing this one, you’ll be thrust into a post-apocalyptic world full of mutated, deformed and dangerous undead as well as a slew of bosses to deal with as well.

The Quest version of After the Fall, is set to launch at the same as the PC VR and PlayStation VR versions in the summer. If you love killing zombies with your friends, then you’ll be pleased to hear this one also has cross-platform support for multiplayer as well.

Song in the Smoke

Song in the Smoke is a survival adventure game that will throw players into a prehistoric world full of strange beasts. Playing this one, you’ll be doing all the usual crafting, foraging and fighting for survival, only in VR.

But the developers say it’s much more than that:

“With Song in the Smoke, we dove even deeper into unknown territory: a VR survival adventure, with all new rules, in a completely new medium. Song in the Smoke is unlike anything we’ve done before, and it’s our most ambitious title yet. The experience is so completely immersive and engaging, the forest is alive all around you in the extra dimension provided by VR. We’re thrilled to be offering an intense adventure that couldn’t be captured in any other way.”

Lone Echo II

Lone Echo II is returning to Oculus Rift and will be available to play on Quest Ii with Oculus Link or Air Link if you have a gaming PC. Playing Lone Echo II you’ll be exploring the rings of Saturn in a zero-g atmosphere with tools on hand to deal with various challenges and mysteries you’ll encounter along the way.

Area Man Lives

Area Man Lives is a VR game with a very hands-on vibe. You’ll be poking and prodding the world in all manner of ways and interacting with it using your voice too.

“AREA MAN LIVES is a quirky VR game that mixes a comic book world with an over-the-top radio drama. Using your own voice to talk to characters and your high-tech monkey gloves interact with the world, you begin to piece together what’s happening in this decidedly odd town on the Oregon coast. As you live inside a classic radio drama, talk to its invisible characters and interact with the environments the story paints in your mind, you’ll start to notice how your actions inside the station impact your listening audience.”

Assassin’s Creed and Splinter Cell

Ubisoft has already dabbled in a few VR games in recent times, with Star Trek Bridge Crew being another solid favourite of ours. Now the company is planning on bringing two of its biggest franchises to VR as well. Both Assassin’s Creed and Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell are getting the VR treatment at some point soon.

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