New VR Games July 2024: Quest, Steam, PSVR 2, Pico and more

What are the new VR games in July 2024? Here are our monthly highlights.

June saw several VR games receive late delays, though big releases still came out. We reviewed Blade & Sorcery, Taskmaster VR, Neon Squad Tactics, Riven, F1 24, Sushi Ben, Silent Slayer, Journey To Foundation and VRIDER, along with publishing ongoing reviews for Downtown Club and Death Horizon: Cyberfusion. Other notable releases include Eternal Starlight, Body of Mine, Zengence, and BlackForge.

July looks to be just as busy, and at the moment, some notable games are launching on all the major VR/MR platforms. As always, keep an eye on our upcoming VR games list for a more comprehensive list, and we’ll update the July list as more VR games get release dates or delays.

For now, these are the big new VR games coming to Quest, PC VR, PSVR 2, Pico, and Apple Vision Pro this July.

Archery RED – July 2 (PC VR)

Inspired by Superhot VR, Archery RED from Simplicity Games sees you play as an archer in a single-player campaign or endless survival mode. Promising “realistic bow mechanics”, which involves shooting obstacles alongside robotic enemies with “unique characteristics” and behaviour, all while dodging enemy arrows.

Spin Rhythm XD – July 9 (PC VR, PSVR 2)

Previously released on flat screen platforms, Spin Rhythm XD is inspired by Guitar Hero and Dance Dance Revolution. With over sixty licensed and original tracks from Hyper Potions, Au5, Camellia, Anamanaguchi, Pegboard Nerds and more, you have to spin a colored wheel to hit the matching icons.

Hotel Death Game – July 11 (Quest)

Death Game Hotel is a new VR horror title from Deadly Premonition director SWERY, offering a take on the classic death game trope often seen in anime games like Danganronpa or Squid Game. The solo campaign puts you in the death 2000 single player and multiplayer game where you have to survive against “strange enemies”.

The Exit 8 VR – July 11 (Quest)

Originally released on flat screen platforms last year, The Exit 8 VR by KOTAKE CREATE takes inspiration from Japanese underground passages, border spaces and back rooms. Published by MyDearest, this walking horror short is now getting a VR adaptation.

Infinite Inside – July 12 (Apple Vision Pro, PC VR, Pico, PSVR 2, Quest)

Previously available as a demo on App Lab and SideQuest, Infinite Inside from Maze Theory is a new mixed reality puzzle adventure in which an object known as the “Plinth” materializes in your home. You are tasked with solving 3D geometric puzzles using hand tracking or motion controllers. On non-MR platforms, Infinite Inside uses fully virtual environments.

Sky Climb – July 17 (PSVR 2)

Sky Climb by VRMonkey is a VR platformer set in a “balloon-themed universe” that was previously targeted for June on PSVR 2 before a brief delay. Promising an adventure spanning 65 levels across seven worlds of varying power, this family-friendly experience includes a solo campaign, a multiplayer mode where you can compete against five other players, online leaderboards, and a level.

StellarPlans – July 17 (PC VR)

Developed by Universe Ocean, StellarPlans is a VR adventure shooter where you play a human or Warcraft creature across different worlds. “With advanced technology and deadly weapons, battle armies of humans, machines, animals and aliens to uncover the secrets of StarPlans and Sky City,” the studio says. While not a simultaneous release, ports are also planned for Quest and PSVR 2.

Brazen Blaze – July 18 (PC VR, Quest)

A competitive VR action game with destructible environments, Brazen Blaze is a brawl-focused 3v3 VR multiplayer beater from MyDearest with cross-platform multiplayer. Inspired by Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, this comes with different game modes like 3v3 Stock Team Match and 1v1 Duel.

Rogue Ascent – July 18 (PC VR)

Developed by Nooner Bear Studio, Rogue Ascent is a VR shooter that can be played entirely through hand tracking. Fighting your way through procedurally generated levels across a space station, you’re tasked with saving the planet below from annihilation by a super laser. After a last-minute delay, publisher Clique Games has informed UploadVR that it will be coming to Steam this month.

Swarm 2 – July 18 (PC VR)

Previously released on Pico and Quest, Swarm 2 is a cheat shooter for 2021’s Swarm. Armed with a grappling hook and pistol, you’re tasked with avoiding the Swarm to save Earth across new environments, and it also features online leaderboards.

Yeeps: Hide and Seek – July 18 (Quest)

Currently available in the Quest App Lab, Yeeps: Hide and Seek is moving to the main Quest store this month. Reminiscent of Gorilla Tag with its social gameplay, Yeeps uses flicking motion mixed with building mechanics, allowing you to “create everything from building pads to destruction bombs.”

Attack on Titan: Unbreakable – July 23 (Quest)

Attack On Titan VR: Unbreakable, a VR adaptation of the hit manga/anime series from UNIVRS, launches in early access this month on Quest. Described as a 3D maneuvering action-adventure game, the initial launch includes single-player mode for Chapters 1 and 2, both of which promise “2-3 hours” each playthrough.

Thrasher – July 25 (Apple Vision Pro, Quest)

Developed by Puddle, Thrasher is described as an “odyssey of arcade action and visceral audiovisual experience”. Using your hand to guide a space eel through unusual landscapes, you fight bosses in a race for survival as you “crash, run and slash” to defeat them. As for the Steam release, it will come in December.

Walkabout Mini Golf: Wallace and Gromit DLC – July 25 (PC VR, Pico, PSVR 2, Quest)

The latest DLC course for the hit multiplayer game Mighty Coconut is Walkabout Mini Golf: Wallace and Gromit. During the recent UploadVR Summer Showcase, the studio gave us a sneak peek at the character’s home at 62 West Wallaby Street and this gadget-filled address.

Stabby – July 2024 (Quest)

Stabby is a multiplayer VR assassination style game that requires a stab for everything like parkour and scaled buildings. “Discover your targets, then drop from the rooftops to eliminate them? STAB. Up to 6 players in a lobby can compete to see who is the best STABBER, with fully articulated avatars they can customize to their liking,” says Soaring Roc Studio.

Little Archers – July 2024 (PC VR)

Currently in Quest App Lab in early access, Little archers from 1DER Entertainment pits you against various goblins and orcs as you defend the Northern Kingdom during a 24-day assault. Tiny Archers specifically supports the 52-in Wonder Fitter Artemis Smart Bow peripheral, which connects to the Quest using a companion mobile app. Currently, only the Steam site lists a July 2024 release window.

Zero Caliber 2 – July 2024 (Quest)

Developed by XReal Games, Zero Caliber 2 is a sequel to the studio’s 2018 first-person shooter, offering a full campaign that can be played in single player or co-op. It promises “cinematic action” throughout this campaign, offering an abundance of unlockable weapons, PvP multiplayer that pits 10 players against each other, native mod support, and more.

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Interested in learning about upcoming VR games? Check out our full list below, which covers upcoming Quest, PC VR, Pico, Apple Vision Pro and PSVR 2 releases through 2024 and beyond:

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