VIVEPORT Halloween Sale 2024: Frightfully Good Deals
- The VIVEPORT Team

- Oct 23, 2024
- 2 min read
Updated: Oct 30, 2024

The best of VR horror is on VIVEPORT, and we're offering two spooky specials for a limited time only this Halloween.
From October 24 to November 4, 2024:
Subscribe to Infinity Annual to keep 3 terrifying titles worth over $50 for FREE.
Arizona Sunshine: the classic zombie survival first-person shooter
Phasmophobia: a 4-player, online co-op, psychological horror game
Flock of the Low God: a survival horror game inspired by the film Malum
You can also get up to 40% OFF on selected horror games!
After the Fall (40% off)
Arizona Sunshine (40% off)
Atlas Mystery (40% off)
Containment Initiative (40% off)
Flock of the Low God (40% off)
FOREWARNED (40% off)
Into The Radius VR (40% off)
Last Labyrinth (30% off)
SURV1V3 (30% off)
The Brookhaven Experiment (40% off)
The Events At Unity Farm (Early Access) (40% off)
The Exorcist: Legion VR (30% off)
The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners (30% off)
Until You Fall (40% off)
Wraith: The Oblivion - Afterlife (40% off)
Grab your headset and prepare to be scared as horror takes over VIVEPORT...
What is VIVEPORT Infinity?

VIVEPORT Infinity is your all-access pass to thousands of PCVR games, apps, and videos.
Unlimited access to the best PCVR games and apps.
Frequently updated and curated content
More than $10K worth of critically acclaimed titles
Exclusive premium titles for Annual subscribers
Which VR headsets are compatible with VIVEPORT?

All major VR headsets are compatible with VIVEPORT, including:
HTC VIVE / VIVE Pro and Pro 2
VIVE XR Elite & Focus Vision + VIVE Streaming
Oculus Quest / Quest 2 / Quest 3 + Link
Oculus Rift / Rift S
Valve Index
Windows MR headsets




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