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Previously Delisted, All of Insomniac’s Rift Games Are Now Back on the Store

May 7, 2025 3 Min Read
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Insomniac Video games’ most beloved Rift titles are all now again from being delisted, together with Fringe of Nowhere (2016), The Unstated (2016), Feral Rights (2016) and Stormland (2019).

Insomniac Video games’ VR titles have been delisted periodically over time, nonetheless most not too long ago all 4 of these titles have been quietly faraway from the Horizon PC Retailer in early 2025.

The precise timing isn’t clear, though it was first observed in early March 2025, which was reportedly resulting from Insomniac lacking an annual recertification course of required by Meta to stay on the Retailer.

Whereas Fringe of Nowhere, Feral Rights and Stormland have been re-listed in March, PvP magic dueler The Unstated was nonetheless lacking in motion, with no clear indication when it could be re-listed within the Retailer. Now, Insomniac introduced in a latest X publish that every one 4 of its Rift-exclusive video games are again on the Retailer, The Unstated included.

It’s unhappy to see good VR video games collect mud, though a lot sadder to know the studio chargeable for them isn’t concerned any extra. Stormland, the studios largest and one among the finest Rift video games to this point, was launched simply months previous to its acquisition by Sony in 2019, which we thought on the time may bolster PSVR’s content material library. Lengthy story brief, it didn’t.

Funded by Meta (then Oculus) previous to its handover to Sony, the entire studio’s VR video games have been meant to push the medium to spotlight that VR may serve up the identical degree of match and end as any ‘AAA’ recreation on the market. And Stormland, arguably its crowning achievement within the medium, can be its final.

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Below Sony, the studio has since shifted focus to develop main PlayStation titles resembling Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 (2023) and the upcoming Marvel’s Wolverine, however no VR video games to talk of.

Contemplating all of its Rift video games have been greater than seemingly delisted resulting from certification points, and never Insomanic or Meta arbitrarily pulling them from the Retailer, we’re not taking this for greater than it’s—i.e. an indication that Insomniac is coming again round to VR. Though we will all the time hope.

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