Oculus today has confirmed that there’s more than 50 Touch-supporting titles ready for the controller’s launch next month.

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Photo courtesy Oculus

Last we heard from Oculus, there were some 35 “full, made-for-VR games” launch titles that would be ready for Touch and Rift by the end of the year. Now the company says that the number of day-one launch titles has risen to more than 50, and they’ll detail all of them next week. Until we have that full list, here’s 13 so far confirmed:

  • Oculus Medium (Oculus Studios)
  • The Unspoken (Insomniac Games)
  • Dead and Buried (Oculus Studios)
  • Rock Band VR (Harmonix)
  • VR Sports Challenge (Sanzaru)
  • The Climb (Crytek)
  • Serious Sam VR: The Last Hope (Croteam)
  • Pro Fishing Challenge VR (Opus)
  • I Expect You to Die (Schell Games)
  • Luna (Funomena)
  • Giant Cop (Other Ocean)
  • Job Simulator (Owlchemy Labs)
  • Fantastic Contraption (Northway Games)

Oculus confirmed to Road to VR that all 50+ titles will be available on day one of the Touch launch, rather than “by the end of the year”, or the ill-defined “launch window” timeframes which had been mentioned in prior communiqué from the company.

The “50+” figure came in a blog post from the company about their Black Friday activities, where they also reminded everyone about the $200 Touch controller’s launch coming on December 6th; pre-orders started on October 10th. All pre-orders include The Unspoken, VR Sports Challenge, and Dead and Buried.

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