Arvore and Sony Pictures Virtual Reality are bypassing the usual platforms and offering something rare these days.
Fans of the multi-Emmy Award–winning series The Boys can now step inside the universe with a new virtual reality game. The Boys: Trigger Warning is a stealth action game that puts players on the front lines of the war against Supes. Developed with the show’s creators and featuring cast members, The Boys: Trigger Warning introduces an original character who accidentally uncovers a grotesque Vought secret, turning a family outing into carnage.
Forced to become a Supe, players join The Boys to infiltrate Vought and exact revenge in the most chaotic way possible. Blending stealth and combat with the franchise’s signature dark humor, this virtual reality game delivers a new story rooted in the world that fans love. The Boys: Trigger Warning showcases what becomes possible when a world-class entertainment franchise and an Emmy-winning VR studio collaborate, uniquely blending story and physical gameplay. The result is an experience that only a creative partnership between Arvore and Sony Pictures VR could deliver, bridging gaming, fandom, and entertainment with an authenticity rarely seen in adaptations.
“From day one, we wanted to build an adaptation hand-in-hand with the people who defined this universe. Working with the show’s writers and cast allowed us to bring the edge, humor, and brutality that made the series iconic, delivered with the spark of magic only Arvore can create,” said Arvore founder and head of studio Ricardo Justus in a press release.
“We’re thrilled to work with Arvore to bring The Boys: Trigger Warning to life in virtual reality. Having the show’s creators involved in shaping the experience allows us to push the boundaries of immersive storytelling. We’re grateful to collaborate with our friends at Meta and PlayStation to deliver it to fans,” said Lance Sloane, Sony Pictures Entertainment’s senior vice president of virtual reality.
The Boys: Trigger Warning is set to release in 2026 for the PlayStation VR2 and Meta Quest. It will cost $24.
Source: Gematsu
