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Mothergunship: Forge Is Out Now on PS VR2 for $19.99, Running at Native 120 FPS

Mothergunship: Forge surprise-launched on PS VR2 on November 13 for $19.99 with co-op, Daily Runs, native 120 FPS and eye-tracked foveated rendering. Here is what you get.

Official Mothergunship: Forge key art showing a yellow armored mech soldier with a giant gun arm under the Mothergunship Forge logo
Mothergunship: Forge key art. Image: Impact Reality / PlayStation Store
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Quick answer: Mothergunship: Forge is out now on PlayStation VR2. It surprise-launched on November 13, 2026 for $19.99 on the US PlayStation Store, the same price as on Steam, with two-player online co-op, Daily Runs, native 120 FPS and eye-tracked foveated rendering. Current as of November 13, 2026.

PS VR2 owners got a surprise on Friday. Mothergunship: Forge, the gun-crafting VR roguelite that has been on Steam since 2022 and on Quest, is available now on PlayStation VR2, according to UploadVR and the game’s PlayStation Store listing.

A surprise launch from the Unlock the Vault lineup

The launch was revealed by PlayStation YouTuber Ryan Biniecki (MysticRyan) during Let’s Talk PlayStation. It is the second game in Flat2VR Studios and Impact Inked’s “Unlock the Vault” initiative, which is bringing established VR games to PS VR2, after Drop Dead: The Cabin. UploadVR says more vault reveals are still coming from former PlayStation executive Shuhei Yoshida, Rob Pearson and Bryan Paul.

What you get on PS VR2

  • Price: $19.99 on the US PlayStation Store, matching the Steam price.
  • The full game: randomized combat rooms, four biomes and big bosses, plus “years of additional content” and the latest Daily Run update, per UploadVR.
  • Gun building: grab and snap parts like chainguns, lasers, flamethrowers and grenade launchers onto your arms. The listing claims more than a trillion combinations.
  • Modes: two-player online co-op (PS Plus required), challenge modes and Daily Runs with rotating modifiers and leaderboards.
  • PS VR2 features: native 120 FPS without reprojection, eye-tracked foveated rendering, headset haptics and adaptive trigger feedback. Sense controllers are required, and you can play seated, standing or roomscale.
  • Trophies: a full list, including a Platinum.

Why the timing works

The game just got its first major update in more than three years on Quest, which moved it from Unreal Engine 4 to 5.7, added two new modes including Daily Runs, and added optional hand tracking. UploadVR notes the Quest version is rated 4.7 out of 5 stars and the Steam version is Very Positive, so this is a proven game, not an untested port.

Game Beacon’s take

Twenty dollars for a polished co-op shooter running at native 120 FPS is an easy pitch for a headset that still needs more action games. The one catch: co-op is two players only and needs PS Plus, so solo players should know the Daily Runs are where the replay value lives. If you liked building silly guns in the flat original Mothergunship, this is the one to grab this weekend.

For more PS VR2 news, see why Iron Rebellion is coming to PS VR2 before the end of 2026, and check the PlayStation Black Friday sale for more deals.