What’s New on VIVEPORT: September 2024
- The VIVEPORT Team
- Sep 20, 2024
- 1 min read
Updated: Oct 4, 2024
We continue adding new titles to VIVEPORT Infinity and the PCVR store. Here’s what’s new for September.
VIVEPORT Infinity subscribers can now enjoy three new games as part of their subscription, along with hundreds of other premium titles: Arcade Paradise VR, Containment Initiative 2, and VR Giants.
These games are also available for one-time purchase in the PCVR store.
Arcade Paradise VR
Enter Arcade Paradise VR and transform a rundown laundromat into a bustling arcade. As Ashley, a rebellious teen, manages tasks from cleaning to trash-tossing mini-games. Earn money to unlock 12 VR cabinets and 27 classic games. Get ready for a nostalgic, immersive experience—because the future of gaming is now!
Containment Initiative 2
Containment Initiative 2 is a local co-op VR shooter for two players on the same PC. Fight zombies solo in VR or have a friend help with the mouse and keyboard. Explore, scavenge, and unlock new gear to survive the horde!
VR Giants
VR Giants (Early Access) is a local coop VR game in which one VR player and one gamepad player work together. The VR player controls a giant and must protect and support the tiny player who is controlled by the screen player. The tiny player can use the body of the giant as an extension of the level.
Arcade Paradise VR sounds like such a fun nostalgic trip—definitely adding that to my list this month! Wavelength Game
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This is a great update for VR fans. I like that the new lineup offers something for different types of players, whether you enjoy arcade-style experiences, co-op adventures, or action games. VR technology keeps making entertainment more interactive, and it's exciting to see platforms continue expanding their libraries. Reading this reminded me of a conversation with a friend who loves gaming but is also preparing for a career in healthcare. We ended up talking about how technology is changing both education and entertainment, and our search eventually led us to the Best medical school in caribbean as we explored schools that embrace modern learning tools. Thanks for sharing these latest releases.
Arcade Paradise VR would be my first pick—the idea of discovering multiple arcade experiences inside one game sounds fun. I also like switching from immersive sessions to very short browser games when I only have a few minutes; Cocos has a useful no-download collection for that use case