Wanderer: The Fragments of Fate, Little Cities: Bigger, Zombie Army VR announced for PS VR 2; PC functionality to come later this year

Sony announced four new PS VR 2 games via a press release today. They'll release at different times and include a mix of RPGs, city builders and FPS titles, along with an update for Arizona Sunshine 2, a 2023 title. First off, there's The Wizards - Dark Times: Brotherhood, an action-adventure title that lets you play as a wizard. You can pre-order it now on the PlayStation Store.

Next, there's Wanderer: The Fragments of Fate, an FPS time-travelling game that lets you make an improvised flamethrower out of gasoline, among other things. It hits PS VR 2 ($549 on Amazon) on June 27. Little Cities: Bigger! is the third title slated to hit shelves on March 12. It's a quirkier version of Cities: Skylines complete with natural disasters like volcano eruptions and avalanches. Lastly, Zombie Army VR, as its name suggests, pits you against hordes of zombies in different settings.

There was a little nugget hidden in the release that might come as good news for PS VR 2 owners who also happen to own a gaming PC. Sony confirmed it is "testing the ability for PS VR2 players to access additional games on PC". The functionality will come later this year and could likely be showcased at a future State of Play. Nevertheless, it will certainly breathe new life into the somewhat dying PC VR market. Sony could sweeten the pot further by launching some PS VR-exclusive titles, such as Horizon: Call of the Mountain, on PC.