The Ultimate Holiday Video Game Gift Guide 2026
If you now someone who loves video games, there is a perfect holiday gift waiting for them, thanks to this guide to the best games of 2026.
If you now someone who loves video games, there is a perfect holiday gift waiting for them, thanks to this guide to the best games of 2026.
Shopping for a gamer this holiday? We’ve got a collection of sweet gaming swag and stocking stuffers that would make any gamer happy.
COGconnected’s picks for the Top 5 Upcoming Video Games November 2026, ranked by hype and quality expectations.
Indie Publisher Versus Evil’s atmospheric first person mystery game, Hitchhiker: A Mystery Game, is coming to Meta Quest March 10th.
Developer Foggy Box Games’ upcoming bartending simulation, Startenders, gives players the chance to mix drinks for a galaxy of peoples.
With focus turned towards the impending release of the PS VR2, Wanderer snaps everybody’s attention back to PSVR as this part – Quantum Leap, part – The Myst, game jumps to the forefront as one of the best PSVR titles ever released.
Vox Machinae’s developers have released a statement discussing an upcoming single player campaign for the game.
Schell Games’ VR cooking game, Lost Recipes, is coming to the Quest Platform later this month. Cook historically accurate meals for ghosts.
The acclaimed astrophysicist will be voicing the universe in the upcoming VR meditation game Maloka, available on Meta Quest on December 14.
Unplugged, the VR air guitar sim, is here to give your living room shred sessions some serious punch! You’ll shred in ways never before conceived of!
A super slick, survival game that expertly uses VR to create a extremely visceral experience. The controls are tight, the world is immersive, and the combat physics are top-notch. They all add to the constant tension of trying to live for another day.
For those on PC and Oculus Quest/Rift multiplayer has been available since October 2020, but it’s only now coming to PSVR. There’s no particular reason specified for this year-long delay.
Certain scenes and lines of speech that sexualised Ashley Graham in Resident Evil 4 VR have been removed to fit today’s gaming audience.