VR Cricket Guy readers, get ready for some fresh VR excitement!
The Binary Mill, the talented indie studio behind the hit sci-fi shooter Into Black, has just announced they will reveal their next VR game this Friday, May 22, 2026.
The first look will happen live during the Ruff Talk VR Gaming Showcase at 1:00 PM ET. VR fans around the world are already buzzing with anticipation.
Who Are The Binary Mill?
Based in Gold Coast, Australia, The Binary Mill has been delivering quality VR experiences for nearly a decade. They have built a loyal following with a diverse lineup of games that all run on both Meta Quest headsets and SteamVR.
Their impressive catalog includes:
- Into Black (2024) – A Deep Rock Galactic-style co-op looter-shooter packed with alien action
- Resist (2021) – An immersive single-player action RPG
- Mini Motor Racing (2019) – A fun pint-sized racing experience
- Gun Club VR (2017) – A realistic gun-shooting simulator
All titles are available right now on the Meta Quest Store and PCVR platforms.
What We Know About the Next VR Game Announcement
The studio has already released a teaser image to build hype, but full details about genre, gameplay, or release date are still under wraps. That’s exactly why Friday’s showcase is unmissable.
You can watch the entire Ruff Talk VR Gaming Showcase live on the Ruff Talk VR YouTube channel. Road to VR and UploadVR will also be covering the event, so we’ll bring you the full breakdown as soon as it drops.
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Stay Tuned for More VR Updates
We’ll be watching Friday’s showcase closely and will update you right here on vrcricketguy.com with all the latest details.
What kind of game would you love to see The Binary Mill make next? Drop your predictions in the comments below — we read every single one!