Top Single-Player VR Game of 2025 Coming to Quest 3 This November

Let’s dive in. So, picture this: you’re all hyped about VR games, right? Yeah, same here. And there’s this one, Arken Age. It hit PSVR 2 and PC VR earlier this year, and man, folks loved it. But guess what? It’s sliding onto Quest 3 and Quest 3S this November. I’m honestly stoked because, well, this game just flicks all the right switches for me. Visuals? Engagement? Check, and check.

There’s something about Arken Age — it feels like the developers weren’t just coding bots but actual VR gamers themselves. You know that vibe? It’s kind of like when you can tell a chef loves eating. Anyway, if you dig games like Stormland or Lone Echo, you’ll probably get why I’m excited. These are classics in VR, known for being hands-on like you can practically feel the virtual wind on your face.

So here’s the thing, Arken Age isn’t just about combat — though, yeah, it’s got some cool melee and ranged stuff. But there’s also climbing, exploring, heights that make your stomach do a weird flip (in a good way, promise). And it’s all wrapped up in these slick graphics. I mean, the visuals actually look great on the Quest port. Don’t you love it when things don’t get lost in translation? ‘Cause I sure do.

You’re probably wondering, “Why does it look so good on Quest?” Simple. They’re only rolling it out on the more beefed-up headsets, Quest 3 and Quest 3S. So, unfortunately, no love for the old Quest 2. It feels a bit like tech Darwinism, doesn’t it? Adapt or get left behind.

As for when you can actually get your hands on it, mark your calendars for November (no exact date, though). Price? Still a mystery. But hey, there’s always the wishlist option on the Horizon store so you won’t miss out.

And yeah, I know this sounds all over the place. Like trying to balance on a VR beam while the digital world spins around you. But isn’t that what makes it real?