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The hot summer months are here (at least in the northern hemisphere) and that means only one thing: summer games sales. For those of you with a Meta Quest 2 headset (formerly Oculus Quest 2) then you’ll want to check out theMeta Quest Summer Saleto pick up some great deals while you can.

From nowuntil 11:59pm PT June 26 / 7:59am BST / 4:59pm AEST June 27you can save big on several of thebest Quest 2 gamesout there. There’s something for everyone, including deals onResident Evil 4 VR,Walkabout Mini Golf,Trover Saves the Universeandso many more.

Additionally, there are Daily Deals that will spotlight games for 24 hours giving them a little extra discount for that time too. So if you don’t see a deal you like one day, check back the next and something new might be available.

Today’s best Meta Quest 2 deals

If you don’t have a headset but want to jump into VR and play somegreat Quest 2 gameswhile they’re discounted, here are thebest Meta Quest 2 headset dealsout there today in your region.

The best Meta Quest VR game deals

Walkabout Mini Golf:$15/£11/AU$23$10.49/£8/AU$16Walkabout Mini Golfis one of our absolute favorite VR games, with beautiful environments to explore, incredible gameplay, and a great multiplayer space to enjoy with your friends no matter their VR platform. It was already a must-play at its regular price, but this deal just makes it an even better pick-up for Quest 2 headset owners.

Resident Evil 4 VR:$40/£30$36/£27While the upcomingResident Evil 4 Remakewill likely give this game a run for its money, theVR versionis currently the best way to experience the classic action-horror adventure. The deal isn’t currently as good as we’d like but this game could be a Daily Deal target – where Meta reduces its price even further for just 24 hours – so be sure to check every day to see if it becomes even cheaper than it is already.

Please Don’t Touch Anything:$109/£8/AU$15$7/£5/AU$11Please Don’t Touch Anything is a delightfully comical and engaging puzzle experience. The VR version is very similar to the game that can be found on iPhone and Android smartphones, translating the table and room into an immersive VR world. It’s not the most replayable game out there nor the longest, but at this price, it is certainly worth the price of admission if you’re a fan of escape rooms.

Star Wars Tales from Galaxy’s Edge:$35/£27/AU$54$25/£19/AU$39If the Disney Plus showObi-Wan Kenobihas you chomping at the bit for more Star Wars content then look no further thanTales from Galaxy’s Edge. This adventure game has a little bit of everything from blaster shootouts to Jedi training to cameos from fan-favorite characters. Plus, with the bundled in Last Call DLC, you’ll be able to explore the far far away galaxy for a little bit longer.

Alternatively, you could tryVader Immortalif you want a more lightsaber-focused VR experience. Right now a bundle for the entire series is around 30% off in every region.

Sports Scramble:$30/£23/A$47$21/£15.56/AU$37.59If you want to relive the motion-controls induced mayhem of Wii Sports, then Sports Scramble is the title for you. This incredibleVR sports gameoffers not just immersive controls, but whacky gameplay as your bats, balls, and courses can change at a moment’s notice; bowl a strike with a pineapple, hit a home run with a fish bat, and win in straights sets while the net is twice as tall.

For those after a more serious sporting game, we also recommend the climbing simulatorThe Climb 2, or the workout routine meets action scene that isPistol Whip.

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Hamish is a Senior Staff Writer for TechRadar and you’ll see his name appearing on articles across nearly every topic on the site from smart home deals to speaker reviews to graphics card news and everything in between. He uses his broad range of knowledge to help explain the latest gadgets and if they’re a must-buy or a fad fueled by hype. Though his specialty is writing about everything going on in the world of virtual reality and augmented reality.

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