Meta announces over 20 new games for Quest headsets
In addition to news of a $499 Quest 3 headset arriving this fall, Meta today announced over 15 new titles for Quest VR headsets at the Meta Quest Gaming Showcase today. The games include Stranger Things VR, a new version of NFL Pro Era, Assassin’s Creed: Nexus VR, and Ghostbusters: Rise of the Ghost Lord.
The company is partnering with multiple game studios to bring different kinds of games to the Quest platform. A VR take on SEGA’s classic 1999 arcade game Samba de Amigo is releasing soon. Vampire: The Masquerade — Justice lets you become a vampire in Venice. Players also have to be evil and play Vecna in the Stranger Things VR game. Racket Club mixes tennis and pickleball to create a new racket sport.
Here is the full list of games announced at the show today:
- Samba de Amigo
- I Expect You to Die 3: Cog in the Machine
- Silent Slayer: Vault of the Vampire
- Ghostbusters: Rise of the Ghost Lord
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- UNDERDOGS
- The Next Evolution of NFL PRO ERA
- Racket Club
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- Vampire: The Masquerade — Justice
- Dungeons of Eternity
- The 7th Guest
- Stranger Things VR
- Attack on Titan VR: Unbreakable
- Bulletstorm
- Assassin’s Creed: Nexus VR
- No More Rainbows
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- Little Cities
- Death Game Hotel
- Ghost Signal: A Stellaris Game
- Onward
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- Walkabout Mini Golf
- Demeo Battles
- We Are One
- Powerwash Simulator
- Arizona Sunshine 2
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Meta’s announcement comes days before Apple is expected to present its much-awaited headset at the Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) next week.
The Mark Zuckerberg–owned company is persisting on having great metaverse ambitions despite setbacks. Last year, it unveiled the expensive $1,500 Quest Pro VR headset, and now it is working on bringing more gaming titles to the platform. Earlier this year, reports suggested that Roblox was planning to launch its game on Quest sometime in 2023.
Meta is also trying to expand the content library on these headsets. The company announced a deal with the NBA in January to offer 52 live games on the platform. In April, Meta announced that it’s partnering with Peacock for content streaming on Quest devices.
