Players can engage in gunfire and swordplay from a first-person perspective, immersing themselves in Deadpool's action-packed world.

By building up Deadpool's 'special meter,' players can unlock Mojo-fied versions of Marvel gear, such as a Mojo-nir hammer and explosive Mojo's Crazy Cajun Cards.

The game features other villains like Omega Red, Lady Deathstrike, and Ultimo, with a narrative-heavy trailer shown during the Gamescom Opening Night Live event.

Using Mojo weapons triggers licensed songs, with additional details to be revealed later.

Set to release on November 18 for Meta Quest 3 and Quest 3S, Marvel's Deadpool VR features Mojo as a major villain, with the story involving Deadpool being contracted by Mojo to kidnap Marvel villains for a streaming show.

Neil Patrick Harris will voice Deadpool in the upcoming VR game, focusing on Deadpool's interactions with villains, which differs from Ryan Reynolds' film portrayal.

Developed by Twisted Pixel Games in collaboration with Marvel Games, the game is exclusive to Quest 3 and Quest 3S platforms.

A hands-on demo of Deadpool VR was available in June, offering early impressions of its gameplay.

The gameplay combines parkour with a freeform combat system that allows players to creatively hack, slash, and shoot.

Neil Patrick Harris also voices Deadpool in VR, providing a different portrayal from the film version.

Mojo has been confirmed as a major villain in the game, which is scheduled for release on November 18.

The game will be available on the Horizon Store for $50.