The PlayStation VR (PSVR) ecosystem has grown immensely since its initial launch, offering gamers a plethora of immersive and exciting virtual reality experiences. As we anticipate the release of the PSVR 2, it’s worth taking a moment to appreciate some of the best PSVR games that, unfortunately, have not yet been announced for the upcoming platform. Here are our top picks for games that we hope make their way to the PSVR 2.

1. Astro Bot Rescue Mission

Astro Bot Rescue Mission is an action-packed platformer that showcases the full potential of virtual reality gaming. Players guide Astro Bot through challenging levels filled with enemies and obstacles, using their own perspective to find hidden paths and secrets. Its inventive gameplay and charming characters quickly made it a fan-favorite among PSVR users.

2. Superhot VR

Superhot VR is a unique first-person shooter where time only moves forward when the player does. The game demands calculated movements and strategic thinking to dodge incoming bullets while eliminating enemies in a minimalist virtual environment. The innovative gameplay mechanics are tailor-made for VR, making it a perfect addition to any PSVR library.

3. Moss

Moss is an enchanting action-adventure puzzle game centered around Quill, a brave mouse who must embark on an epic journey to save her uncle from evil forces. Players utilize both traditional controls and VR to manipulate objects in the environment while guiding Quill through battles and platforming challenges. Moss has captured the hearts of many due to its captivating storybook world.

4. Beat Saber

Few can resist the rhythm-based charm of Beat Saber, where players wield virtual lightsabers to slice through blocks in time with catchy beats. Its addictive gameplay and extensive library make it one of the most celebrated VR games to this day. With enhancements like haptic feedback from PSVR 2 controllers, Beat Saber could be an even more exhilarating experience.

5. Firewall Zero Hour

Firewall Zero Hour is a multiplayer tactical shooter that puts players into the boots of an elite squad of mercenaries. Teams must use coordination and strategy to either defend sensitive data or attempt to hack it from their opponents. The intensity of the gameplay paired with the immersion of VR makes Firewall Zero Hour a stand-out FPS experience in its genre.

As we eagerly await more announcements regarding PSVR 2’s game lineup, it’s impossible not to dream about these spectacular titles making a return on the next-generation platform. Only time will tell if our favorite PSVR games will find a new home on the PSVR 2, but until then, we continue to hope for the best.