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Written by Manas Mitul | Updated: 23 February 2024 15:50 IST

Sony Testing PC VR Games for PS VR2; Will Be Available in 2024

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The Wizards – Dark Times: Brotherhood is now available for PS VR2 s

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The PS VR2 launched in India in December last year
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The VR headset requires a PS5 to play games

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Sony provided the update on the PlayStation blog, alongside details on a host of PS VR2 titles coming to the platform. “We're pleased to share that we are currently testing the ability for PS VR2 players to access additional games on PC to offer even more game variety in addition to the PS VR2 titles available through PS5,” the blog said. “We hope to make this available in 2024, so stay tuned for more updates.” it added.

There's no concrete release date for PC VR games yet, but when that arrives, it is bound to expand the PS VR2 games library, which remains limited at the moment. Other details surrounding PC , like compatibility, platforms, and performance are yet unconfirmed. For example, would PS VR2 s be able to access and PC VR games via compatibility with SteamVR? These details should be clearer in time. PS VR2 launched on February 22, 2023, with over 40 titles available in its library. More games were added over the course of the year, including Resident Evil 4 VR.

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PlayStation also announced the launch of a new PS VR2 title, The Wizards – Dark Times: Brotherhood, an action-adventure spellcasting game, which puts players into the shoes of a wizard and allows them to cast spells with hand gestures. The VR game can be played solo in a single-player mode or experienced in up to three-player co-op. The game is now live on PlayStation Store for PS VR2 s.

The blog revealed launch dates, DLCs, new announcements for a host of other VR titles on the platform. Wanderer: The Fragments of Fate, a time-travelling action VR title from Mighty Eyes, received a new gameplay trailer and a release date. The game is out June 27. Additionally, Little Cities Bigger, a city-building game from Purple Yonder, was announced for PS VR2, set to arrive March 12.

Zombie Army VR, the VR version of the popular Sniper Elite spinoff Zombie Army series, is also coming to PS VR2 this year. Meanwhile, Arizona Sunshine 2 received new free updates, which include an in-game Corgi companion and three new Horde mode maps. The Corgi companion is available now and can be added as sidekick via the newly added Cosmetics Screen. The three new multiplayer maps will arrive one each month, starting March.

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Finally, the blog revealed new screenshots and details about the core mechanics for Soul Covenant, the narrative action JRPG from Thirdverse. The VR title will launch sometime in 2024.

Sony's VR updates follow the Legendary Tales, for PS VR2 at last month's State of Play showcase. Metro Awakening is story-driven first-person VR title from the Metro series, set for PS VR2 launch this year. Legendary Tales, on the other hand, is VR action-RPG from Urban Wolf Games, which launched February 8.

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