House of Golf VR is a new mixed-reality VR game from Starlight Games, a studio founded by Wipeout co-creator Nick Burcombe, set to arrive on October 30, 2025, on Meta Quest 2, 3, and 3S headsets.
The gameplay trailer unveiled by Starlight Games today shows that if you have enough space to put on your headset and swing your arms as if you're holding a putter, you can create your own digital mini-golf course.
You can create courses inside your house wherever you have the space, and you can even take it outside to make it feel even more like you're taking a mini-golf course wherever you go.
"House of Golf VR is all about playful innovation," said Gary Nichols, chief executive officer of Starlight Games, in a press release. "We've created something truly special; a game that gives players the tools to bring their imagination to life, whether that means turning their living room into a golf course or escaping into our beautiful VR world."
House of Golf VR is the debut title from Starlight Games, though it's not the only project the team has on the go. It's also working on what it describes as a "futuristic sports game" still in development, and a "sci-fi rouge-lite action game," according to its website.
In other Meta Quest news, an Xbox-branded edition of the Meta Quest 3S was unveiled and launched earlier this year, and we now know that a sequel to last year's VR hit Batman: Arkham Shadow is currently in development.
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