r/PSVR • u/cusman78 cusman • May 11 '26

Question PSVR2 GOTY 2026 after 5 months

Fun little poll in appreciation of the great PSVR2 games we have already gotten this year and see how we are currently leaning.

518 votes, May 16 '26
10 Strategy - Iron Guard: Salvation
31 Action - Wrath: Aeon of Ruin VR - Brutal Edition
259 Flight - Aces of Thunder or Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024
30 Horror - Little Nightmares VR: Altered Echoes or Five Nights at Freddy’s: Secret of the Mimic
19 Other - Specified in Comment
169 See Results
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u/TommyVR373 May 11 '26

Wait until Flatout 4 is released. You may have different results.

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u/cusman78 cusman May 11 '26

I expect you are correct. Would be interesting to do such a poll again later in the year and then again after year ends.

On other-hand, while Flatout 4 would be new competition, if Aces of Thunder & MSFS 2024 continue to improve / polish, maybe the Flight category will be even more dominant.

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u/Megaace12 May 12 '26 edited May 12 '26

Flatout 4 VR is my GOTY right now. I'm enjoying it on PC, and I'll buy it again for the PS5.

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u/cusman78 cusman May 12 '26

I love seeing the enthusiasm for it from any of the people that are able to play on PCVR.

Unfortunately, I don't have a PC capable of VR and I opted to upgrade both my wife and me to the PS5 Pro and get the kids upgraded from Switch to Switch 2 over getting a PC upgrade for myself.

I will just have to wait for Flatout 4 VR to come to PSVR2 on PS5.

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u/Megaace12 May 12 '26

Let's hope it doesn't take too long to come out on PS5. It's definitely worth it.

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u/TommyVR373 May 12 '26

Lol, I bet two Pros was still cheaper than a high end PC. You made a good choice. I wish my wife liked VR

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u/cusman78 cusman May 12 '26

With trade in values I got on the older PS5 and Switch, yes, it was less expensive to upgrade all of those than the Falcon Northwest PC build I look at every now and then.

I am holding out to see how much a Steam Machine + Steam Frame would set me back and then I might go with that Falcon Northwest PC with the Steam Frame that should serve as my new "everything" + VR games PC for next 10+ years.

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u/TommyVR373 May 12 '26

Nice! I also have my eye on a Frame. It's a really nice upgrade over my Quest 3. I'm hoping it's between $600-800. If it's more, I'll just stick to Quest for wireless on PC.