When I think about PlayStation VR, one of the first things that comes to mind is the idea of creating experiences where you pilot a plane, ship, mech, or anything in between. VR places you in the cockpit of massive vehicles for ultimate immersion. While this concept has been done a few times, Bow to Blood is here to take the throne.

Despite all of the futuristic appeal of VR, the concept of virtual reality dates back to the early days of gaming. While it’s taken us until now to master it, there have been attempts in the past. Combine this with every gamer’s love for the classics, and you have a nostalgia recipe ripe for a PlayStation VR title.

The horror genre received a massive boost when it entered virtual reality. You thought the games on your TV were scary? Try putting on a headset and letting the horror surround you on all sides. It’s an entirely new level of terrifying when done correctly. The Persistence is here on PlayStation VR with the promise of procedurally generated horror with roguelike mechanics.

Imaginary friends are something many of had growing up, and while they’ve been used for the crux of many a horror film, they’re not always bad. In Along Together for PlayStation VR, you play as the imaginary friend of a young boy or girl and help guide them through a variety of levels in the search of their purple dog, Rishu.