10 Best VR Horror Games in 2022 (Capcom, Kinetic Games, and More)

Resident Evil 7 Biohazard is the first game in the series to take a first-person perspective rather than a third-person one. The game supports VR on the PS4, but not on the Steam version. It stars Ethan, who attempts to find his wife but faces horrors during his search.

A few reviewers found the combat unsatisfying in comparison to the previous games in the series. On the other hand, plenty of reviewers were impressed by the excellent storytelling. They also loved how the game rewarded them for exploring the mansion.

Phasmophobia has a single-player mode, though many people play it for the multiplayer. You play as a ghost hunting team that needs to use its equipment to prove the home is haunted. You and your friends must work fast since the ghosts become more dangerous the longer you take.

A couple of reviewers found the game repetitive since it involved doing the same tasks over and over. On the bright side, a fair number of reviewers said they had lots of fun when they played with friends. They also loved the terrifying atmosphere and ghosts!

In Duck Season, you play as a child playing a cool new rental game. However, things are not as they seem. This game is heavily inspired by the classic, Duck Hunt. It has seven unique endings and lots of easter eggs for you to find!

Some reviewers had issues with their Valve Index controllers, saying they were a little clunky in the game. Nevertheless, the majority of reviewers were impressed by how creepy the game was. They enjoyed the clever story and cartoony art style.

This game is a collection of various Five Nights at Freddy's games and some minigames in VR form. This involves staying in a room and protecting yourself from animatronics who will jumpscare you if you get caught. You'll run into terrifying characters like Freddy, Chica, Bonnie, and more.

A few reviewers weren't impressed with the graphics and felt they detracted from their enjoyment of the game. However, many reviewers were impressed with how scary the characters and jumpscares were. They were able to really immerse themselves in the game!

Spooky is a ghost that challenges you to go through all 1,000 rooms of his mansion. Things get creepier as you progress and you must outrun the specimens inside. Although the game supports a VR headset, a mouse and keyboard are required to play on PC and Mac.

Some reviewers said the game felt repetitive since there were 1,000 rooms to go through. On the other hand, many liked how it started with cute cardboard monsters and got progressively scarier. They also appreciated that this HD renovated version included the DLC.

This game is based on the Paranormal Activity films. Explore a house with a flashlight to find out what happened there, but do whatever you can to avoid what haunts it. The game includes random moments of terror to give you a different experience each time you play.

Some reviewers said the game had quite a few bugs and glitches when they played it. Nevertheless, most said they enjoyed the gameplay along with the puzzles in it. They were also impressed by the sound effects, atmosphere, and overall environment.

Emily Wants to Play supports VR on the computer, but not on the PS4 version. It follows the story of a pizza delivery man who gets locked in a house and must deal with Emily's dolls. As you avoid Kiki, Mr. Tatters, and Chester, you must uncover the mysteries behind Emily.

A few reviewers found the game difficult and unfair to play when they had to deal with multiple dolls at once. On the bright side, many reviewers found the dolls and jumpscares terrifying. They also noted that the house was creepy, which added to the overall atmosphere.

Travel through a dungeon and search for escape. The game has procedurally generated levels, so you will have a different experience each time you play. As you run away from monsters, you must also find oil to keep your light lit. This game is especially popular thanks to its immersive sound design.

A couple of reviewers said the game made them motion sick and nauseous when they played it. However, plenty of reviewers said the game had scary enemies. They also appreciated how enemies appeared from the shadows and corners rather than coming out as jumpscares.

Arizona Sunshine is a zombie survival game where you can fight the hordes alone or with friends. The game takes place near the Grand Canyon, taking advantage of the dry environment. You'll need to conserve your ammo and find supplies as you fight your way through the zombies.

Some reviewers said the game didn't have great motion controls and felt awkward at times. Despite this, many found the game a blast to play with friends. They also liked how they had to reload their guns since it added to the realism of the game.

Play as a young boy during a home invasion. Hide from the intruders and try to save your family. Sneak around the house, hide, and survive. This game combines horror, mystery, and thriller for an eerie gaming experience.

Reviewers really liked the atmosphere in this game. They had fun exploring the environment and were impressed with the story. They also liked the characters!