Flat2VR maps out PS VR2 releases – four in November, one for 2025

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Flat2VR Studios used its first dedicated showcase to set a clear PS VR2 release slate. The studio confirmed four launches across November and unveiled a new rhythm-action project targeting next year. Each title arrives with PS VR2-specific features such as HDR, adaptive triggers, headset rumble, and in some cases eye-tracked foveated rendering or 120Hz performance. Below is a breakdown of the timelines and core mechanics, based solely on the official reveal.

What was announced

The event detailed five projects for PlayStation VR2. Three games received firm November dates, one is available now, and one new title is slated for 2025.

• VRacer Hoverbike – available now
• Audio Trip – November 11
• Roboquest VR – November 20
• Shadowgate VR: The Mines of Mythrok – November 25
• Rager – planned for next year

Release timeline at a glance

The table summarizes each title’s PS VR2 date alongside standout features as described by the studio.

VRacer Hoverbike – out now on PS VR2

VRacer Hoverbike is a VR-first arcade racer that maps steering to full-body leaning, aligning player movement with the in-game hoverbike. The launch version includes 30 tracks, several modes, and online cross-platform multiplayer. On PS VR2 it supports HDR visuals, adaptive triggers, and headset rumble.

Audio Trip – November 11

Audio Trip emphasizes handcrafted choreography rather than procedural note charts. Movements – catching gems, following ribbons, striking drums – are authored by a professional choreographer to align with each song. The PS VR2 edition lists more than 120 levels across 32 tracks, plus playlists, cardio routines, achievements, and a choreography editor for community content. Technical features include HDR, headset rumble, and eye-tracked foveated rendering.

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Roboquest VR – November 20

The PS VR2 version of Roboquest translates the series’ fast roguelite gunplay into full VR. Players use more than 70 weapons across runs, with levels that shift each playthrough. The VR rebuild adds manual reloading and interactive weapon handling, with co-op support planned. On PS VR2, the game enables adaptive triggers, refined controller haptics, headset rumble, HDR, and eye-tracked foveated rendering.

Shadowgate VR: The Mines of Mythrok – November 25

Shadowgate returns to PlayStation in a VR spin set in a lost dwarven kingdom. Armed with a wand and shield, players combine elemental magic with puzzle-solving, navigate minecart sections, and face large guardians alongside the raven companion, Odin. PS VR2 features include eye-tracked spellcasting, adaptive triggers, Sense haptics, headset rumble, and 120Hz performance with no reprojection.

Rager – revealed for 2025

Rager is a rhythm-action title built around short, high-intensity duels rather than note highways. The package lists 12 handcrafted stages, 3 bosses, an original soundtrack spanning darksynth, metalstep, war drums, and drum and bass, plus online leaderboards. PS VR2-specific features include headset rumble and expanded haptic feedback.

Final takeaway – a packed PS VR2 calendar with clear dates

Flat2VR’s showcase locks in four November launches and confirms one new project for next year. For players, that means a defined queue of racing, rhythm, roguelite shooting, and classic adventure – each with PS VR2-specific tech to watch for on release day.