Sony Lays Out Extensive Plans For PlayStation VR, Including Doom, Skyrim And More

We reported a little while back that Sony was looking to revise its PlayStation VR headset, in an effort to make it more of a streamlined device. There's no word yet if that will affect the headset's price, but we'll likely find out soon enough – perhaps even at PlayStation Experience later in the year.

But one thing we do know is that PlayStation VR will be supported by a lot of games. Sony recently posted in the PlayStation Blog, talking about over 60 games that will be available for the device between the end of this year and throughout 2018.

Some big games are already lined up for this holiday season, including the first person shooter Bravo Team, the modified Doom VFR from Bethesda, Gran Turismo Sport's VR support, and a number of other titles.

Here's the rundown of games we can expect before year's end:

• Bravo Team
• Doom VFR
• Gran Turismo Sport
• Megaton Rainfall
• Moss
• No Heroes Allowed
• Obduction
• Pixeljunk VR: Dead Hungry
• Stifled
• The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR
• The Inpatient
• Anamorphine

• Ark Park
• Brain Voyagers
• Chernobyl
• CoolpaintVR
• CubeWorks
• Discovery
• DragonBlast VR
• Dream Angling
• Drunkn Bar Fight
• DWVR
• End Space
• Everest VR
• Fishing Master
• Flatline: Experience the Other Side
• Ghosts in the Toybox
• Hex Tunnel
• Honor & Duty
• Hopalong: The Badlands
• Justice League VR
• Light Tracer
• Monster of the Deep: Final Fantasy XV
• Nothin' But Net
• Prana
• Quar Infernal Machines
• Radial-G: Racing Revolved
• RadianVR
• Rec Room
• Run Dorothy Run
• Sculptrvr
• Serious Soccer
• Shooty Fruitie
• Snow Fortress
• Stardrone VR
• Super Amazeballs
• Survios
• The Rabbit Hole
• The Solus Project
• Virtual Engagement Confronting Fears
• VirtuGO
• VR Apocalypse

And there's more where that came from, as Sony is also releasing some big titles in 2018, including the following:

• Golem
• The American Dream
• Torn
• Xing: The Land Beyond
• Alvo
• Ariel
• Blasters of the Universe
• Chainman
• Cold Iron
• Dead Secret
• Dragonflight VR
• Drone Fighters
• Dungeon Chess
• End of the Beginning
• Knockout League
• Penn & Teller VR: Frankly Unfair, Unkind, Unnecessary and Underhanded (including Desert Bus)
• Pixel Ripped 1989

Now it's just a matter of seeing if Sony can keep up the momentum for the PlayStation VR over the next few months. A competitive price point certainly wouldn't hurt, and maybe even more pack-in games, like the underappreciated RIGS and perhaps Battlezone as well. And you can't go wrong with Batman Arkham VR either…