VRACER Hoverbike is now live on PlayStation VR2, delivering an arcade-style, body-leaning racing experience with 30 tracks, multiple modes, and cross‑platform online play, enhanced by PS VR2 features like HDR, adaptive triggers, and headset rumble.

The PS VR2 version adds cross‑platform multiplayer, dynamic foveated rendering, and chest‑leaning controls that replace traditional analog sticks, leveraging headset rumble and adaptive triggers for immersion.

In tandem with today’s stream, a quality‑of‑life update and seasonal DLC for Surviving Mars: Pioneer were announced.

The game offers seven gameplay modes, including career, time trials, weekly challenges, and a combat mode with missiles, drones, and EMPs added to races.

This PS VR2 launch continues the game’s multi‑platform rollout that began on Steam Early Access years ago and expanded to Quest earlier this year.

Additional PS VR2 titles announced for 2026 include RAGER and OUT OF SIGHT VR, with release timing updated to 2026.

The launch is part of Flat2VR Studios’ PS VR2 Day 2025 announcements, signaling more PS VR2 releases like Audio Trip, Roboquest VR, Shadowgate VR, Out of Sight VR, and RAGER.

Highlighted PS VR2 titles include VRACER HOVERBIKE (out today), Audio Trip (Nov 11), Roboquest VR (Nov 20), and Shadowgate VR: The Mines of Mythrok (Nov 25).

Sony and Flat2VR Studios confirmed five PS VR2 games arriving in November: VRACER Hoverbike, Audio Trip, Roboquest VR, Shadowgate VR: The Mines of Mythrok, and RAGER.

RAGER is a new PS VR2 reveal set for next year, a rhythm‑action duel title against robotic foes with 12 stages, three bosses, a high‑energy soundtrack, and enhanced haptic feedback.

Audio Trip lands on PS VR2 with 120 levels across 32 tracks, a choreography editor, HDR visuals, eye‑tracked rendering, and headset rumble.

Shadowgate VR: The Mines of Mythrok arrives Nov 25 as a dungeon‑crawler with eye‑tracked spellcasting, adaptive triggers, Sense haptics, headset rumble, and 120Hz performance.