It’s a pretty well-rounded collection of experiences and some of them, like Ocean Descent, are perfect for demoing the hardware to friends and family. There’s even a fun science fiction game called Scavenger’s Odyssey included that I don’t remember seeing in any previews. VR Worlds is being sold for $39.99 on its own, and it justifies the price. There’s also a fun VR breakout-style game included called Danger Ball, and a version of street luge that’s fun, but can be a bit hard on the stomach. We’ve seen some of this content - like the shark encounter and London Heist - at press events before, but the final disc includes much more content than we expected, including shooting galleries and multiple undersea experiences.

This is all great stuff, and already seems pretty generous, but the $500 PlayStation VR bundle also comes with a copy of PlayStation VR Worlds, which itself includes a wide variety of games and experiences. The games in The Playroom VR are easy to pick up and surprisingly enjoyable. Want to make your VR session social or involve your kids or partner? This is an easy way to do so. Many of the games in the collection even take advantage of PlayStation VR’s social screen, allowing other players to play with or against the player in the virtual reality headset. It’s a tremendous collection of some of the best experiences from the PlayStation VR’s library.Īll PlayStation VR players also get a free download of The Playroom VR, a collection of six somewhat thin but enjoyable virtual reality games. That demo disc is good for hours of experimentation and play, even if you pick up nothing else with the hardware. There are an astounding 21 demos included, and you can also download the contents of the demo disc for free through the PlayStation Store if something happens to your physical copy. The disc features demos of a wide variety of VR games, including DriveClub VR, PlayStation VR Worlds, Rigs: Mechanized Combat League, Tumble VR, Battlezone, Eve: Valkyrie, Wayward Sky and Headmaster, among others.

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