Looking for PS VR2 Games with PS5 Pro Enhancements? The mid-generation
, which is a higher-end version of the
released almost four years ago, has a new upgrade. The PS5 Pro is available now for $700 and features a 2TB solid-state drive, a GPU that’s 2-3x more powerful, with a 45% higher performance. It also includes PS5, which will support PS VR2 in the future. Sony announced that only two PSVR2 games will have PS5 Pro patches at launch. We have also listed any confirmed PS5 Pro games that are coming out in the future. However, we’ve excluded games without dedicated enhancements that still have minor performance improvements.PlayStation 5 ProTwo additional games with PS VR2 support – PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution and
What PS5 Pro Means For PlayStation VR2 Games
PS5 Pro has a 45% more powerful GPU, meaning it could run PlayStation VR2 games at higher frame rate or resolution if developers release patches.
– have PS5 Pro patches, though it’s currently unclear if these performance benefits are only for the flatscreen editions or if they extend to PlayStation VR2 as well. We’ve contacted Capcom for clarification but until we know more, we’ve left them off the list.confirmedFor now, here’s a list of PlayStation VR2 games with PS5 Pro enhancements that we’re currently aware of.
Available NowResident Evil 4 RemakecyubeVRResident Evil Villagehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jpjk8Yl7SgE
Developed by Stonebrick Studios,
is an open-world procedurally generated sandbox inspired by Minecraft. It was reported by
, that the PS5 Pro update is now available. Improvements include “increased depth for landscape (LOD quality)” as well as anything built on the terrain. Higher LOD quality for trees is also available.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZdKNbxKoEBIcyubeVR recently introduced PS5 Pro enhancements with its MIXED. VR upgrades are enhanced rendering and smoother playback. The latter is achieved “through the VR Positional Projection function.” “
Minecraft Inspired cyubeVR Supports 8K Textures & Mods On PSVR 2
cyubeVR is a Minecraft-inspired voxel sandbox that promises 8K textures, mod support and 3D crafting this week on PSVR 2.
Kayak VR: Mirage
Gran Turismo 7Following its recent November 1.54 update and adding real-time multiplayer,
Gran Turismo 7 PSVR 2 Review – Start Your Engines
Gran Turismo 7, Sony’s flagship racing series, arrives as a PSVR 2 launch title. Available as a free update for existing PS5 owners, here’s our full review. Gran Turismo Sport promised greater things to come on PSVR. With VR support limited to 1v1 races against an AI opponent
is one of two PS VR2 games officially confirmed by Sony to have a day one PS5 Pro patch. While the framerate remains 90fps on both PS5 variants, Better Than Life
No Man’s SkySoca Valley DLChttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7-9Bf47yfsKayak VR: MirageAlongside adding revealed for all platforms, Hello Games confirmed
Kayak VR: Mirage PSVR 2 Review – Calm Waters Ahead
Following its PC VR release last year, Kayak VR: Mirage now arrives on PlayStation VR2. Developed by Better Than Life, how does this visually stunning physics-based sim fare on the new PS5 headset? Here’s our full review. Kayak VR is my biggest surprise among the PSVR 2 launch titles.
quietly received its PS5 Pro Patch when
Upcoming PS VR2 Games With PS5 Pro Enhancementscross-platform savesArken AgeNo Man’s Skyhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RgBjjigXr4YThe CursedDeveloped by VitruviusVR,
No Man’s Sky PSVR 2 Review: Jumping to Hyperspeed
No Man’s Sky added PSVR 2 support to coincide with the headset’s launch last month, but how does the game hold up?
is a single-player action-adventure game that’s coming to PS VR2 this January. When recently asked about upgrades on PS5 Pro, the studio
this will likely offer a 15% resolution boost on 90FPS mode and a 25% resolution boost when using 60Hz reprojected to 120Hz mode.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPQYaA6jZcEArken Age, the immersive aquatic VR experience from A2D Software, is currently only available on Steam but a stated is in development. When asked about the PS5 Pro update, the developer did not provide any details, but only said that they would like to bring back some of visual features disabled on standard PS5.0.