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Best PSVR Games in 2023: Hitman 3, Doom VFR, Resident Evil 7 and More

As of January 2023, the best original PSVR games include Hitman 3, Batman: Arkham VR, Marvel's Iron Man VR, DOOM VFR and Resident Evil 7 Biohazard, ahead of PSVR2's February 2023 launch.

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  1. As of January 2023, ahead of PSVR2's February 2023 release, the best original PSVR games listed were Hitman 3, Batman: Arkham VR, Marvel's Iron Man VR, DOOM VFR and Resident Evil 7 Biohazard.

  2. Hitman 3's PSVR mode puts players in Agent 47's shoes in first person, but only the PlayStation 4 version works in VR and PS5 players need the adapter for the PS4 camera.

  3. Marvel's Iron Man VR is an eight-hour adventure using PlayStation Move controllers, and Resident Evil 7 (early 2017) focuses on atmospheric tension in VR.

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The PSVR headset was an incredible piece of technology when it launched in 2016. Right now, and especially before the launch of PSVR2 in February 2023, we will share with you the best shooter games, action games, RPGs, platformers and family games on the original PSVR. Here is the list of this year's best PSVR games:

PlayStation VR headset with PSVR game visualsBest PSVR (Virtual Reality) Games 2023!

HITMAN 3

Agent 47 in Hitman 3 in a luxurious locationHitman 3 is a major game that brings together immersion and offers you a new way to play. Instead of playing in third person, the PSVR mode puts you in Agent 47's shoes from a first-person perspective and gives you the ability to play every mission of the game in VR. However, you should know that only the PlayStation 4 version of Hitman III works in VR, and if you are playing on PS5, you need the adapter to plug in the PS4 PlayStation camera.

Batman: Arkham VR

Batman in Arkham Asylum artworkBatman: Arkham VR turns the action into a first-person view as you thwart the efforts of Gotham's most treacherous criminals, solve puzzles along the way and take down enemies with various gadgets. Although it is much shorter than Rocksteady's other games, the chance to step into the Caped Crusader's suit expands the stories of some characters from the other Arkham games.

Marvel's Iron Man VR

Iron Man flying in Marvel's Iron Man VRVR games with licensed properties are usually short experiences that give players a taste of what a full game could contain. Iron Man VR, however, is a fully realized eight-hour adventure that uses the PlayStation Move controllers creatively. In this first-person superhero simulator, players step into the iconic Iron Man suit and use motion controls to fly and shoot waves of drones with palm blasts. Iron Man VR is still one of the most complete VR packages.

DOOM VFR

Doom Slayer fighting demons in DOOM VFRThere are a few AAA first-person games with virtual reality support, but Doom VFR breaks the mold. Instead of remaking 2016's Doom for PlayStation VR, developer Id Software created an entirely new set of levels shortly after the UAC Mars facility is overrun by demons. As a human who has recently died and had their consciousness transferred to an artificial brain matrix, it is up to you to foil the demons' plans and restore security to the facility. As in the 2016 game, there are many different ways to tear demons apart, and a teleportation system lets you move quickly across the battlefield.

Resident Evil 7 Biohazard

Resident Evil 7 Biohazard horror scene in a dark houseA great game in its own right, Resident Evil 7 paved the way for longer, more intense VR experiences similar to the AAA games we are used to playing on PS4 and Xbox One. Released in early 2017, the game chose to focus on ambiance and atmospheric tension instead of the action-heavy combat of recent entries. One of the scariest games of this generation, it is at its most terrifying in PSVR. If you enjoy being scared over and over, this VR option is worth considering.

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