Great news for VR boxing fans—Thrill of the Fight 2 is coming! Set to hit Early Access in November 21, the sequel promises multiplayer arenas, skill-based matchmaking, and customizable avatars. With the original Thrill of the Fight setting the standard for VR boxing, we’re expecting big things from this one.

After nearly eight years in the making, Iron Rebellion is finally released on November 10th on Steam. If you’re into mech games like Titanfall, this one should be on your radar. The upcoming full release brings exciting updates, including a flat-screen mode that could help build a thriving online community. It might just be the ultimate VR mech game fans have been waiting for.

Flight sim fans, rejoice! On November 19th Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 is planned to release, with VR support right out of the gate. This new version introduces career and challenge modes, giving the already stunning simulation even more depth. If you’re a casual flyer or a dedicated sim enthusiast, this one’s going to set the bar for VR flight experiences.

For racing fans, EXO Cars released on November 14th with a promise of a wild off-road adventure. Known for their futuristic racers, the developers are now focusing on dirt tracks and buggy races. With its intense off-road mechanics, EXO Cars aims to keep players on their toes with thrilling, unpredictable races.

The Visor VR headset, developed by the team behind the Immersed VR app, hit a major speed bump. Hyped for its 4K micro-OLED displays and sleek design, the demo for the media fell flat due to firmware issues, and the switch from a sleek glasses design to a more traditional headset raised eyebrows. It’s a bumpy start for what was supposed to be an innovative product.

HTC is back in the game with their new Vive Vision Focus headset. Although details are still under wraps, the early feedback is positive. I’ve been testing it for about a week now, and unlike some disappointing launches we’ve seen recently, this one actually delivers. Stay tuned for a full review soon.

As of September 26, 2024 Metal: Hellsinger is available in VR! This rhythm-based shooter lets you slay demons to the beat of heavy metal music. If you’ve played it on a traditional screen and loved it, the VR version cranks up the intensity, immersing you in the action and music. For fans of rhythmic combat, this game is a must-try.

If you’re looking for something more laid-back and story-driven, Escaping Wonderland transports you into the whimsical world of Alice in Wonderland. This charming puzzle game leans more on narrative than combat, making it perfect for fans of Moss. I got a chance to try the demo at Gamescom, and it left a lasting impression with its captivating atmosphere and clever puzzles.

Astronauts, meet survival. Astro Hunters is a sci-fi extraction game that blends the vibes of No Man’s Sky with Ghost of Tabor. Set in space, the game mixes PVP and PVE elements, giving you a vast world to explore while dealing with threats. While the demo had some bugs, it showed promise. Now that it’s officially out, it’ll be interesting to see how it performs, especially on the Quest.

Starship Home offers a family-friendly, mixed-reality experience, letting players explore space with a mix of real and virtual worlds. Aimed at younger audiences, it highlights the potential of mixed reality. If you’re into MR, this is one of the more polished releases in the genre.

Maybe the most important news off all, is that the Meta Quest 3 will be priced at $300 for the 128GB model. Since meta is has presented it’s new Meta Quest 3S. Clicking the image next to this text, you can visit the AR Schleicher, you can see his presentation on Meta Quest 3S.