PS VR Games 2018 Release Dates: 5 Recently Confirmed PlayStation VR Titles
Sony has evidently been ensuring that the PlayStation VR system is one of its main priorities this year. From new hardware bundles to price drops, PS VR has had a good start to 2018. In addition to all that, there has also been a steady stream of new games arriving on the VR gaming system too. And more are on the way with more PS VR games recently confirmed for release this year.
The library of PlayStation VR games continues to grow and five more have been added to the list of upcoming PS VR games in 2018.
5 New PS VR Games Release Dates
The list of upcoming PS VR Games in 2018 now numbers in the dozens and it continues to grow. There’s horror, action and adventure, as well as a great RPG title incoming, — and all in glorious VR! As a result, PS VR now is now starting to have a varied, healthy library of games in addition to the recently announced lower price entry point.
More games keep getting confirmed for the system in what can only be seen as good support for the platform. Check them out below:
Table of Tales: The Crooked Crown [TBC]
In the detailed update on the EU PlayStation Blog the developer did provide a lot more insight into what to expect when the game does launch. The game is the first installment in the Table of Tales series and looks set to take the platform by storm. Consequently, this will be one of the most anticipated titles on the PS VR in 2018.
Killing Floor: Incursion [1 May 2018]
Tripwire Interactive has confirmed the release date of its upcoming Sci-fi horror game Killing Floor: Incursion. The game is set to hit PlayStation VR on the 1st of May 2018. In addition to the original content that is based entirely in the Killing Floor universe there will also be a bonus VR level.
The extra content will be called The Crucible and promises to add to what was already an exciting PS VR experience.
Salary Man Escape [23 May 2018]
In addition to bringing a unique VR perspective, there are also over 70 levels across six chapters to play. That’s over 8 hours of gameplay and well worth a look when the game is released.
Torn [Spring 2018]
In addition, fans can also find out more by checking out 360 degree images of the game on the PlayStation Blog.
Track Lab [TBC]
The game is being made by Little Chicken Game Company and is now confirmed for PS VR. For music fans new and old, being in the Track Lab promises to be a unique experience.
Any of the recently confirmed PS VR games above caught your eye? Share your thoughts with other PlayStation VR gamers in the comments section below!
Originally published at PlayStation 4 Magazine.
