December 2025’s Hottest VR Games: Quest, SteamVR & PS VR2

December 2025 brings an exciting lineup of virtual reality games across all major platforms, ensuring players end the year with thrilling new experiences. Whether you own a Meta Quest, PlayStation VR2, or play on SteamVR, this month delivers everything from supernatural investigations and rhythm battles to creative sandboxes and intense competitive shooters.

The final stretch of the year continues to surprise with fresh releases, building on November’s strong offerings like Roboquest VR, Hotel Infinity, and Marvel’s Deadpool VR. With so many titles arriving, the UploadVR Winter Showcase on December 5 promises even more announcements. Our team will keep this list updated throughout the month as new information becomes available.

Please note that Star Trek: Infection has been temporarily removed from our schedule. Despite an earlier confirmation for December 11, recent communications suggest a delayed launch. We have also excluded titles like The Amygdala Protocol due to repeated postponements, along with games vaguely scheduled for ‘Q4 2025’ or ‘winter 2025.’

Here are the standout virtual reality games launching this December.

Ghost Town arrives on PS VR2 on December 1. From Fireproof Games, creators of The Room VR, this narrative-driven adventure follows Edith Penrose, a former witch turned paranormal detective in 1980s London. Having previously launched on other platforms, its PS VR2 debut offers enhanced visuals and immersive gameplay.

God of Riffs: Battle for the Metalverse also lands on PS VR2 December 1. This arcade rhythm game, originally released in 2022, lets players wield twin guitar axes to decimate skeletal hordes and flying monsters while building high-score combos to a heavy metal soundtrack.

Dark Ride: The Feline Fix releases for PC VR on December 2. This charming escape room game features a low-poly aesthetic and tasks players with reversing a village-wide cat transformation inside a magical potion shop. The experience lasts around 30 minutes and supports both PC VR and Quest.

Deadly Delivery launches December 4 for PC VR and Quest. Developed by Flat Head Studio, this comedy horror title features cel-shaded goblins working postal jobs to pay off student loans. With support for four-player co-op, you’ll navigate procedurally generated routes using proximity voice chat.

How To God enters early access on Quest December 4. Thoughtfish’s deity sandbox lets you manage a miniature society, complete quests, and expand your divine powers while deciding whether to rule benevolently or with an iron fist.

Thief VR: Legacy of Shadow releases December 4 across PC VR, PS VR2, and Quest. Set between the original Thief trilogy and its 2014 reboot, this stealth adventure from Maze Theory introduces a new protagonist, Magpie, who battles the tyrannical Baron Ulysses Northcrest.

Lushfoil Photography Sim receives a free PC VR update December 5. Explore stunning natural environments, adjust weather conditions, and hunt for the perfect shot using various camera equipment in this serene photographic experience.

Men in Black: Most Wanted arrives on Quest December 5. Developed by Coatsink, this comedic sci-fi adventure casts players as Agent I alongside Agent L to confront the hostile Cylathian alien race in a 1990s setting.

Boom Karts races onto Quest December 11. This free-to-play arcade racer includes cross-platform multiplayer, power-ups, trap deployment, and multiple tracks with various game modes.

Flight Unlimited launches on Quest December 11. TAS Systems aims to deliver the first comprehensive flight simulator for standalone Quest headsets, featuring 10 aircraft with highly detailed 4K cockpits.

Pocket Lands releases December 11 on Quest. From Vermillion creator Thomas van den Berge, this mixed reality experience lets you construct miniature dioramas in your living space using hand-tracking, then shrink down to explore your creations in first-person VR.

Tin Hearts: Act 1 begins its episodic Quest release December 11. This Lemmings-style puzzle adventure follows Victorian inventor Albert Butterworth as you guide toy soldiers through a Dickensian world.

VR Giants comes to Quest December 11. Originally a Steam Early Access title, this asymmetric game now supports two VR players, one controlling the giant Goliath, the other playing as the tiny David.

Salmon Man arrives December 12 for PC VR and Quest. This challenging platformer requires precise paddle control to navigate upstream, with any mistake sending you back to the beginning.

Espire: MR Missions gets a standalone Quest release December 16. Expanding upon the mixed reality mode from Espire 2, this title offers new missions and systems, free for existing Espire 2 owners.

Ninja Warrior VR debuts on Quest December 18. Based on the global obstacle course phenomenon, this adaptation from MyDearest features stylized ninja characters navigating familiar challenging courses.

Banners & Bastions exits early access with a full Quest release in December. This mixed reality tabletop roguelite now includes controller support alongside hand-tracking.

Les Mills XR Dance expands to PC VR this December. With over 40 routines set to Monstercat tracks, this fitness program offers multiple difficulty levels and dance styles.

Reave launches on Quest in December. Alta’s dark fantasy extraction game pits players against monstrous creatures and rival operatives in a dangerous PvPvE environment.

Shadowgate VR: The Mines of Mythrok comes to PS VR2 this December. This fantasy dungeon crawler runs at 120Hz with foveated rendering, haptic feedback, and eye-tracking integration.

Smasher arrives on Quest in December. This cyberpunk shooter forces weapon switching between rounds as you battle enemy hordes with everything from protective magic to void cannons.

Street Gods launches on Quest 3 in December. Wield Mjolnir in this physics-driven roguelite set in a collapsing New York, featuring comic-book visuals and destructive combat.

True Surf rides onto Quest in December. This official World Surf League game lets players carve waves at iconic locations while climbing the global surfing ranks.

For developers with upcoming VR releases, please reach out through our contact page or email tips@uploadvr.com for consideration in future coverage. To explore more upcoming virtual reality games across all platforms, check our comprehensive upcoming games list.

(Source: Upload VR)