The Boys Video Game 'Trigger Warning' Announced for PS VR2 and Meta Quest

The Boys VR Experience: Stealth-Action with Lucas Costa on PS VR2 & Meta Quest

The twisted world of The Boys is smashing its way into virtual reality with The Boys: Trigger Warning, a stealth-action VR game set to drop in 2026 on PlayStation VR2 and Meta Quest. ARVORE developed the game in collaboration with the show's creators, and Sony Pictures Virtual Reality is publishing. Prepare to shell out $23.99. In The Boys: Trigger Warning, meet Lucas Costa. Just a regular guy until the Armstrongs—a family of supes—turn his family day out into a total bloodbath. The Boys step in, pump him full of Temp V, and suddenly he's got powers and a one-way ticket to the war against Vought. Gameplay-wise, expect a blend of sneaking and all-out mayhem—because who wants subtle when you're fighting Vought? Players can fling enemies around with telekinesis and unlock temporary powers like camouflage, blades, and even Homelander-style laser beams.

The Boys: Trigger Warning - Action Awaits on Meta Quest & PlayStation in 2026

The game plunges you headfirst into the universe of The Boys, letting you tour the pristine (and probably fake) headquarters of the Seven and throw down with Supes. You'll run into familiar faces, including Butcher, Mother's Milk, Kimiko, Ashley, and Homelander, plus a Soldier Boy unlike anything you've seen before. Laz Alonso, Colby Minifie, and P.J. Byrne are back to voice their characters, and Jensen Ackles is bringing a twisted version of Soldier Boy exclusively to the game. Still no word on whether Karl Urban, Jack Quaid, Erin Moriarty, and Karen Fukuhara will be joining the cast. Check out the trailer above, and if you're itching to get your hands dirty, The Boys: Trigger Warning is already available for pre-order on Meta Quest and can be wishlisted on the PlayStation Store. Get ready to team up with The Boys and stick it to Vought in The Boys: Trigger Warning, coming in 2026. This marks the first dedicated game release for the series.

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