Sony’s next-gen VR headset is finally here, and if you’re still stroking your chin over whether PSVR 2 is worth it, or giving the competition a side-eye as you weigh up the differences between PSVR 2 vs Meta Quest 2, you might be convinced to pick up the hardware by the boatload of PSVR 2 games that are accompanying it.

More than 40 titles are available to play on PSVR 2 from today. Many are ports from other VR systems, while a few are PlayStation-exclusive games you won’t find anywhere else.

➡️ The Shortcut Skinny: PSVR 2 launch games

• 🎮 PSVR 2 is here and it’s brought a boatload of games with it

• 😲 Over 40 PSVR 2 games have gone up just today

• 🏹 Horizon Call of the Mountain is the headline pick

• 💪 But there are plenty of others, spanning all manner of genres, to try

Headlining the PSVR 2 launch games is Horizon Call of the Mountain, an immersive spin on Guerrilla Games’ much-loved futuristic dinosaur robot world. Matt came away very impressed during his PSVR 2 hands-on review earlier this year, praising the game’s ambition, polish, and implementation of the impressive PSVR 2 specs.

It’s joined by the VR port of Gran Turismo 7, which is free for all current owners of the racing sim. As well as adding VR support, so you can burn rubber at a new level of immersion, the port also debuts GT Sophy, Polyphony’s much-anticipated “superhuman” AI challenger.

Topping the list is also Resident Evil Village, the most recent entry in Capcom’s classic survival horror series. Like the much-loved Resident Evil 7 VR port, it lets you play the whole game in VR, chucks in a few new features, such as dual wielding, and lets you stare at Lady Dimitrescu like never before.

Here are all the PSVR 2 launch games that you can play right now:

• Horizon Call of the Mountain

• Gran Turismo 7

• Resident Evil Village

• Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy's Edge

• Puzzling Places

• Song in the Smoke

• Cosmonious High

• Drums Rock

• Job Simulator

• Tetris Effect: Connected

• Thumper

• Rez Infinite

• Vacation Simulator

• Swordsman VR

• Moss: Book II

• Pistol Whip

• Zenith: The Last City

• Kayak VR: Mirage

• Jurassic World Aftermath Collection

• Demo

• The Light Brigade

• Cities VR

• Tentacular

• After the Fall

• Townsmen VR

• The Tale of Onogoro

• Cave Digger 2

• Zombieland

• Startenders: Intergalactic Bartending

• Dyschronia: Chronos Alternate Episode 1

• Altair Breaker

• 2MD: VR Football Unleashed ALL☆STAR

• Garden of the Sea

• Runner

• Pavlov

• Fantavision 202X

• The Last Clockwinder

• Les Mills Bodycombat

• Kizuna AI - Touch the Beat!

• Unplugged - Air Guitar

• What the Bat?

• The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners - Chapter 2: Retribution

• Hello Neighbor: Search and Rescue

• NFL Pro Era

Plenty of more games will follow. We know cosmic sandbox No Man’s Sky is getting a PSVR 2 compatibility update (which was originally due to land on launch day but looks to have been delayed), Hello Neighbor: Search & Rescue is coming down the pipe, and The Dark Pictures: Switchback VR is set to land in March.

So, the headset’s gaming library is shaping up nicely, although it might not be for everyone. If you’re still asking yourself questions like ‘Does PSVR 2 make you feel sick?’ or ‘Can children play PSVR 2?’ you might not like the answers.