https://wccftech.com/wccftechs-most-anticipated-vr-games-of-2021/

2020 was, undeniably, the year for VR. I mean this in many ways. A global pandemic that has kept people inside has allowed VR to show the myriad of possibilities it offers for work, education and entertainment. Also, as I covered in my best games of 2020 list, VR has finally had its first true hit app and the showing of support from major publishers.

While 2021 likely won't feature a title of the stature and magnitude of Half-Life: Alyx, there's always a good chance that we'll see excellent VR releases like The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners, as well as VR versions, or support, for huge titles like Microsoft Flight Simulator and Star Wars: Squadrons. Games from big publishers have been announced, such as Assassin's Creed VR and Splinter Cell VR, though it's unlikely to expect them this year. One can hope they are better than titles like Medal of Honor: Above and Beyond.