If you own a VR headset and you’re looking for some great games to play, Fanatical has you covered. Its brilliant ‘Build You Own Bundle’ deal is back, this time targeting VR games with titles such as Skyrim, Fallout 4, and Arizona Sunshine.
Even the best VR headset is useless without a library of great games to play on it. Fanatical is making it easier and cheaper to build a library of VR games with this Build Your Own Infinity VR Bundle deal, regardless of whether your headset is made by Meta, Valve, or indeed many other manufacturers.
Here are the games available in the Build Your Own Infinity VR bundle:
- Skyrim VR
- Fallout 4 VR
- I Expect You To Die 3
- I Expect You To Die 2
- Hellsweeper
- After The Fall
- The 7th Guest
- Arcade Paradise, GRIP, The Last Worker, and Tin Hearts Quad Pack
- Arizona Sunshine Deluxe Edition
- VR Giants
- Guardians Frontline
- Hello Neighbour Search & Rescue
- Rez Infinite
- The Wizards – Dark Times: Brotherhood
- Ultrawings 2
- Not For Broadcast VR
- We Are One
- Warplanes Air Corp
- Arcade Space Sport Racket
- Convergence – SOLD OUT
- Into The Radius – SOLD OUT
As it stands, if you were to add all the currently available games to a bundle, it would cost $137.71, which is a huge saving of $484.17 against the $621.88 MSRP.
The way these Fanatical build-your-own bundle deals work is that games are reduced to a fixed price once so many are added to your basket. In this case, once you add any two games into the bundle, they cost $7.50 each. This goes down to $7.33 at three games and $7.25 at four or more games.
Among the wealth of games from which you can choose, there are several that stick out to me as great VR experiences that everyone should try. The first is Arizona Sunshine. One of the first breakthrough survival shooters in VR, this zombie apocalypse game is a ton of fun but also brings a tense and creepy atmosphere to keep you on your toes. Its recent remaster also gives the once-dated visuals a fresh new look, completely updating the experience for 2024.
Next is The 7th Guest, a cheesy but charming FMV game from 1993 that has been completely reworked for VR. It’s the perfect game to show just how well these games from a bygone era could be revived, brought into the 21st century, and adapted for VR.
Finally, the ‘I Expect You To Die’ titles are elite puzzle games that lean into the ever-growing popularity of escape rooms. Great for VR newbies and veterans alike, these short puzzle games have a wonderfully comedic tone and will go down great at parties.
For a look at some of the best VR games, you can check out our guide. We also have a specific best Meta Quest 3 games guide if you have either a 3 or 3S headset.
