The Best Games on PlayStation VR

If you love driving simulators, then Gran Turismo 7 is the game for you. The immersive power of VR places you right behind the wheel so you feel like you are actually on the road. It is part of the long-running Gran Turismo series, known for its realistic driving simulation and extensive collection of cars and tracks. Therefore, it's great for those new to gaming who are not sure where to start as Gran Turismo is already a well-established brand and fan favourite and could soon be favourite of yours.

Some of the key features of the game include its realism, customisable vehicles and ability to play in single or multi-player mode, all enhanced by the power of VR. The advanced technology helps to bring the game to life by making the player feel even more connected to the track, which can improve spatial awareness and make the driving experience more thrilling. So why not step away from the screen, put on your VR headset and drive headfirst into the new way of enjoying racing games. 

2. Beat Saber   

Beat Saber is one of the best examples of a rhythm game – a music themed game that tests the players sense of rhythm. It combines the exciting notion of wielding swords with the fun of moving to the beat, resulting in an all-around entertaining game that anyone can enjoy. Players can test their synchronisation skills by ensuring they never miss a note, while trying to avoid obstacles. You might even recognise the music with special editions featuring Queen, Daft Punk and The Rolling Stones.  

It's not just the music that makes Beat Saber a great game, there’s also interactive and visually stunning gameplay. With different levels you will want to play this game again and again to beat your highest score, or challenge your friends, and with a wide range of songs you’ll never get bored. 

3. No Man’s Sky

No Man’s Sky is an expansive adventure game that’s had several iterations since its first release in 2016, including its popular VR game. It’s famous for being one of the first games to feature a procedurally generated universe, giving users the power to create a seemingly infinite number of worlds. As a result, players can get lost in exploring a wide range of planets, new species and ecosystems all at their fingertips.

VR technology allows for immersive exploration in No Man’s Sky. Players can feel as though they are standing on a new planet and walking among foreign environments. Who needs to fly to space when you can put your VR headset on and be transported to another world?  

The visual effects are also other-worldly, making for an engaging and realistic experience. But you can’t take in the scenery for too long as there is work to do. Players have to take part in activities like building a base, mining for resources and even combat, adding a physical element to the game. Luckily there is a multi-player mode so you can share some of the hard work.

4. Moss

Looking for something a little more charming? Moss is the game for you. It is centred around a small but mighty mouse named Quill who partakes in a series of adventures. Using the PSVR headset, players can view the game from their own perspective and control Quill as they look to navigate this fantasy world. The aim is to solve a range of puzzles and overcome a number of obstacles, making for an engaging and thought-provoking gameplay.

There are many reasons why Moss is a great PSVR game. From fostering a sense of companionship with Quill, to its immersive storytelling and interactive environment, users can truly feel like they have stepped into a new world.

5. Pavlov

Pavlov is a virtual reality first-person shooter game. It has a multi-player focus so you and your team can work together to destroy a common enemy. As a result, it requires a strong strategy, tactical gameplay and careful planning. There’s also a broad range of maps and modes to keep you entertained.

The competitive nature of the game makes it great for those looking for a challenge. It’s ranking system and ever-changing content means you can continuously test your skills and brag about your victories to your friends. If that’s not enough, you can keep coming back again and again to challenge yourself as there is always something new to experience.

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