Sky Legends Takes Flight With A Story-Driven Aerial Epic
Kicking off this wave of VR games May releases is Sky Legends: An Aeropostal Epic, landing on Quest 3 on May 18. Positioned between flight simulation VR and interactive drama, it casts you as a young lawyer in the early 1900s investigating an air mail transport company across a decade of its history. Rather than a pure cockpit sim, Sky Legends unfolds through interactive scenes where you inhabit different pilots and their aircraft, piecing together an evolving narrative about early aviation. Motion controller support is joined by hand tracking, letting you manipulate controls more naturally in VR. A PC VR version is also in development, helping Sky Legends sit comfortably among both Quest 3 new games and upcoming PC VR adventures. If you’re curious about aviation history and narrative-focused gameplay, this is one to wishlist early.
Compass Brings Open-World Flight Exploration To Quest And PC
For players craving open skies, Compass arrives on Meta Quest 3 and SteamVR on May 28 with an emphasis on exploration and discovery. This open-world VR flight adventure casts you as a scout piloting an upgradable cargo ship through pastel skies, floating islands and hazardous storm fronts. While it leans into flight simulation VR, Compass broadens the genre by blending aerial navigation with on-foot traversal. You’ll chart safe routes for a roving airborne Caravan, deliver cargo, solve environmental puzzles and tackle missions scattered across a sprawling overworld. Stepping out of the cockpit, movement mechanics and handheld grapples become essential tools for traversing floating landscapes and reaching hidden objectives. With its combination of high-altitude piloting and grounded puzzle-solving, Compass stands out among Quest 3 new games as a hybrid of relaxed exploration and tense skyfaring challenges.
Spymaster Channels Time-Rewinding Espionage In Early Access
On the stealthier side of this month’s PC VR adventures is Spymaster, available now in Early Access on Quest and Steam. Developed by Innerspace, known for titles like A Fisherman’s Tale and Maskmaker, Spymaster is a solo co-op espionage adventure built around charm and inventive mechanics rather than grim realism. You simultaneously direct multiple agents across parkour-heavy infiltration missions, coordinating their movements using a wrist-mounted C.A.S.S.E.T.T.E. device that rewinds time. This lets you fine-tune routes for speed, accuracy and synchronized takedowns, while completionists can chase side objectives that also rely on precise timing. Spymaster focuses on premium, narrative-driven design and uses Early Access to gather community feedback before full release. It’s priced at USD 11.99 (approx. RM60), offering an accessible entry point for players who enjoy clever stealth puzzles and lighthearted secret agent fantasy in VR.
Janet’s Planets Offers A Narrative-Driven Terraforming Odyssey
If you prefer thoughtful sci-fi over dogfights and spycraft, Janet’s Planets aims to deliver a narrative terraforming adventure on Meta Quest 3 and SteamVR. Developed by Really Interactive, the team behind Toran and musical sandbox Virtuoso, this VR experience tasks you with restoring dying worlds and tailoring them for new life. Across an estimated six-hour campaign, you’ll meet quirky alien species, learn what makes them tick, and reshape planets to match their needs, all wrapped in a charming sci-fi story. Janet’s "Sweetview" system lets you instantly travel to a planet’s surface to experiment with environmental tweaks in an immersive, hands-on way. Beyond the story, a Sandbox mode invites freeform experimentation, while daily challenges with global leaderboards add replayability. As part of the latest wave of Quest 3 new games, Janet’s Planets broadens the lineup with a relaxed yet strategic VR adventure.
Wordbound Reimagines Objects As Letters In A Hybrid VR And Flatscreen Release
Rounding out this month’s lineup is Wordbound, a language puzzler that turns everyday objects into interactive wordplay. Set to release on Meta Quest 3/3S and now confirmed for a hybrid Steam launch, Wordbound stands out among word puzzle games VR by imagining a world where every object is made of words. You pull objects apart to reveal their letter tiles, then remix those letters to spell new items and manipulate the environment in creative ways. The Quest version supports hand tracking at launch, making it easy to grab, shuffle and place letters directly with your hands. After its mixed reality footage went viral, developer Kettle Games expanded both the team and vision to include a flatscreen mode on Steam, broadening access beyond VR headsets. For players who enjoy vocabulary challenges as much as spatial puzzles, Wordbound is a notable addition to this month’s VR games May releases.