‘Deadpool VR’ Gets November Release Date Alongside New Trailer

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As revealed in a new story trailer, Marvel’s Deadpool VR is officially set for release on November 18th. It will be the latest first-party release from Twisted Pixel, one of Meta’s VR game studios.

A new trailer shown during Gamescom’s Opening Night Live revealed the release date and price for Deadpool VR: November 18th, 2025, priced at $50. The game will be exclusively available on Quest 3 and Quest 3S.

The trailer gives context for the game’s story, as Meta explains:

Mojo’s looking for a hit new show for his “massive, galaxy-spanning streaming network,” and taps Deadpool to recruit new talent. By “recruit,” we of course mean kidnap some of the toughest villains in the galaxy and force them to fight for their lives on an unhinged game show—but recruit is less of a mouthful.

You’ll face off against Marvel fan-favorites like Mephisto, Lady Deathstrike, and Omega Red (and uh…Ultimo) as you try to fulfill Deadpool’s contract and become really (really) rich. Mojo’s galactic audience is watching your every move, so try to have fun with it, you know? Throw your sword into a guy’s chest, or throw him off a ledge, or decapitate him and recite the “Alas, poor Yorick” monologue.

Image courtesy Twisted Pixel

We previewed Deadpool VR back at its initial reveal in June, and found that it nailed the look and vibe but still needed tuning to make the gameplay and combat click. We’re hopeful to see it all come together when the game launches in late November.

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  • STL

    This game looks graphically okay and like lots of fun.

  • I hope this turns out to be good

  • Robert Smith

    They will triple their earnings, if they make this keyboard and mouse or controller on standard PC… open up the game to non-VR players…. because I will never buy VR… I will never get VR. VR makes me nauseous…

    • Mateusz Jakubczyk

      So what are you doing here, on a VR website?

      No, they won't make a flat version of Deadpool, because this game is being developed by Meta. This game isn't aimed at achieving maximum sales, but rather promoting VR and the Meta Quest platform.

      • Viviana Kastenbauer

        You might think that it is a legitmate question, but nope….

        I am very active on an xbox only website. You wont believe how many Sony Trolls are on it just posting the whole dame "xbox is dead", "playstation rocks", and whatever. It is mind buffling how much time some people invest on some things :O