New VR Games & Releases April 2026: Quest, PlayStation VR2 And PC VR (Updated)

Wondering what VR games to look forward to in April 2026? Read on.

Coming off of last week’s VR Games Showcase, April will bring some highly anticipated VR releases from developers like Triangle Factory and Flat2VR Studios.

These dates were sourced from a combination of developer posts, store listings, direct communication with developers, and press releases and are subject to change. We will update this article if and when any dates are changed.

If we’ve missed new titles, be sure to let us know. We do know that Microsoft Flight Simulator is due sometime this month for PlayStation VR2, but do not have a firm date for that update yet.

Note: Titles marked with an asterisk (*) will be Early Access releases

Space Control – April 1 (Quest, PC VR)

Take Job Simulator, set it in space, add a copious amount of adult humor and you get Space Control. We played a demo during Steam Next Fest in February and at the time of this article, that demo is still available for those curious to check it out before purchasing.

Store links: Quest, Steam

Beat the Beats VR – April 2 (PC VR, Quest, Pico)

Boxing VR rhythm game Beat the Beats expands to new platforms after its initial PS VR2 release. You can play a free demo on Quest and Steam. The Quest version will support 120fps at launch, matching the 120Hz mode on PS VR2.

Store Links: Quest, SteamVR, Pico 4

Beat the Beats Review: Heavy Hitting VR Rhythm Action

Beat the Beats could become one of the best VR rhythm games. Our full review.

Among Us 3D VR Definitive Edition (PC VR, Quest, PS VR2, Pico)

As Schell Games steps away from Among Us 3D and returns development back to Innersloth, it leaves us with a Definitive Edition, returning limited-time game modes and crewmate roles to the game as permanent additions.

Store Links: Steam, Quest, Pico, PS VR2.

Wrath: Aeon of Ruin VR – Brutal Edition – April 9 (Quest, PC VR, PS VR2)

Flat2VR’s long-awaited boomer shooter Wrath: Aeon of Ruin Brutal Edition finally arrives on April 9. Team Beef, who previously did VR mods for classic titles like Quake and Star Wars: Jedi Knight II, took on the conversion for this dark fantasy throwback first person shooter.

Wrath: Aeon Of Ruin VR: Brutal Edition Is A Throwback Boomer Shooter In All The Best Ways

Wrath: Aeon of Ruin finally has a release date for April. We played it at GDC earlier this month.

Store links: Quest, Steam, PS VR2

Puzzling Places – 3D Jigsaw Sim – April 9 (PC VR)

Cozy 3D jigsaw puzzle app Puzzling Places finally lands on Steam with both VR and flatscreen support with a free VR-supported demo already available.

Store links: Steam

Darts VR2: Bullseye – April 9 (Quest, PC VR, PS VR2)

Darts VR2: Bullseye, the follow up to the 2017 PC VR original, is a physics-based competitive darts game with online leaderboards and multiple gameplay modes.

Store links: Quest, Steam, PS VR2

Flag Games – April 9 (Quest)

Flag Games is a solo / three-player co-op campaign shooter from Normal VR, the team behind Nock and Half & Half. Normal is claiming Flag Games to be “VR’s fastest shooter.”

Store links: Quest

Catjinni Survivors – Apr 14 (PC VR, Quest)

Catjinni Survivors is a Vampire Survivors-inspired roguelite auto shooter. This is a hybrid title with VR and flatscreen support on Steam and a dedicated VR version for Meta Quest.

Store Links: Steam, Quest

*Just One Man – April 16 (PC VR, Quest)

Stylized hack and slash action game Just One Man follows its demo rollout in February’s Steam Next Fest with an Early Access release. The demo is still available to play on Steam.

Store links: Quest, Steam

The Amusement – April 16 (PC VR, Quest)

The Amusement is a roomscale story-based puzzle adventure set in the 1920s. We played its demo during February’s Steam Next Fest and the developers offered a deeper look at its “redirected” roomscale movement system in last week’s VR Games Showcase.

The Amusement Demo Impressions: An A-Maze-ing Premise With Weak Roomscale

The Amusement shows a lot of potential as a narrative puzzler, but its implementation of roomscale movement may push players away early in the demo.

Store links: Quest, Steam

Extra Dimensional is a physics-based fantasy adventure that was pushed back from its planned February release so the developers could ensure a stable experience across all headset and PC configurations.

Store links: Steam

Marrow Marrow – April 16 (Quest, PC VR)

Marrow Marrow is an arena shooter with high speed parkour movement. The game had a featured demo in February’s Steam Next Fest that is still available to play at the time of this article.

Store Links: Steam, Quest

*FlatOut 4 VR: Total Insanity – April 23 (PC VR Early Access)

We learned more about FlatOut 4 VR: Total Insanity at the VR Games Showcase. Longtime VR modder Mutar is bringing the racing title to VR as part of Flat2VR Studios’ Spark program.

Store links: Steam

Little Nightmares VR: Altered Echoes – April 24 (Quest, PC VR, PS VR2)

Little Nightmares VR: Altered Echoes brings the acclaimed horror franchise into VR with a story based on the events of the first two entries in the series. You play as Dark Six on a quest to reunite with Six, the lead character from the first game.

Little Nightmares VR: Altered Echoes Is Disturbing In All The Right Ways

We went hands on with Bandai Namco’s Little Nightmares VR: Altered Echoes on PlayStation VR2 at GDC 2026.

Store links: Quest, PS VR2, Steam

Dimensional Double Shift Sporelando DLC – April 23 (Quest)

Sporelando is the fourth world for Owlchemy Labs’ hand tracked multiplayer lighthearted job simulator. We had a chance to play the new dimension and speak with Owlchemy’s ‘CEOwl’ Andrew Eiche this month at the Game Developer’s Conference.

Job Simulator’s Developer On Evolving In VR with Dimensional Double Shift

We talked with Andrew Eiche of Job Simulator’s Owlchemy Labs at GDC about how the company stays relevant in an ever-changing VR landscape.

Store links: Quest

Forefront [1.0 Release] – April 23 (Quest, PC VR, Pico)

Triangle Factory’s large-scale, thirty-two-player Battlefield-style first person shooter leaves Early Access with a planned visual update for PC VR. A new map, Fjord, just released last week in conjunction with the VR Games Showcase. The PS VR2 version is still in development.

Forefront Hands-On: The Battlefield Multiplayer Experience In VR

Forefront in early access brings excitingly tense, large-scale multiplayer warfare reminiscent of Battlefield to VR.

Store links: Quest, Steam, Pico

Into The Radius 2 [1.0 Release] – April 23 (PC VR)

After nearly two years of Early Access, Into The Radius 2 will leave Early Access on PC VR this month. The 1.0 update will include a fully playable story campaign, new weapons, tools, and updates to existing systems. ItR2 is also on Quest, but there is no news about that version leaving Early Access at this time.

Into the Radius 2 Early Access Review: Barebones Survival

Into the Radius 2 lays a solid foundation for a sequel, but an onslaught of bugs, glitches, and various issues makes it hard to currently recommend.

Store Links: Steam

*Beyond Sandbox – Apr 23 (PC VR, Quest)

Beyond Sandbox is a physics-based, multiplayer sandbox modding platform coming to Early Access this month. The base game will have three modes: a competitive shooter, zombie horde mode, and sandbox.

Store Links: Steam, Quest

Evil Inside VR – Apr 23 (PS VR2, Quest)

Evil Inside is a first person psychological horror game that first released in 2021 on PC and all major gaming consoles. The VR conversion is being developed by Bowl of Tentacles and published by original developer JanduSoft.

Store Links: PS VR2, Quest

PROTON VR – April 24 (PC VR)

Proton is a Doom-inspired retro roguelite first person shooter in the same vein of titles like Compound VR built by a single developer. A free demo is available now on Steam.

Store links: Steam

One More Delve – April 27 (Quest, PC VR)

One More Delve is a co-op dungeon crawler for up to three players. Built by a single student developer, it showed off a new gameplay trailer at the last VR Games Showcase.

Store links: Steam, Quest

Echoes of Mora – April 29 (PC VR)

Echoes of Mora is an underwater story-based puzzler with a time travel element. The Steam version also supports flatscreen gameplay and has a free demo available to try. Read our early impressions at the link below.

Echoes of Mora Hands On: Approachable Underwater Puzzler With An Emotional Heart

Echoes of Mora sees you solve a mythical missing persons case in a dreamy aquatic puzzler.

Store links: Steam

A Long Survive – April 30 (PS VR2, PC VR)

A Long Survive is a co-op survival first person shooter claiming to have “the largest enemy waves ever seen in a VR game.” It moves to PS VR2 and PC VR after an initial Quest release. The PS VR2 version utilizes headset haptics and adaptive triggers for added immersion.

Store links: Steam, PS VR2

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Empire City -Apr 30 (PC VR, Quest, Pico)

The heroes in a half shell four-player co-op beat ’em up closes out April. We’ve been hands on with this game three different times, always coming away impressed and wanting to play more.

Store Links: Quest, Steam, Pico