Fans who have been eagerly awaiting the release of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas VR will have to wait even longer, as Meta has announced an indefinite delay for the Oculus-announced game three years ago, now known as Meta Quest, a virtual reality remake of the popular role-playing game that has remained shrouded in mystery.
While it’s rare for well-known console or PC games to be adapted to a virtual reality format, the prospect of a Grand Theft Auto game in VR has fans excited. However, Meta Quest recently confirmed via its social media that development on San Andreas VR is “on hold indefinitely.”
The reason for the delay is to allow Meta to prioritize the development of other titles, which means that the long-awaited release of Rockstar Games' beloved 2004 game will have to be postponed. Meta has expressed its anticipation for future collaborations with Rockstar Games, but unfortunately, this means that users will have to wait for further updates on the game's progress.
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas VR was set to offer a new immersive experience on the Meta Quest headset, allowing players to play as CJ. The development of this virtual reality experience has been described as “several years in the making,” promising to offer a new perspective for fans of the franchise.
As the original game approaches its 20th anniversary, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas remains a landmark release from Rockstar Games. Originally released on consoles and Windows PC, the game has since expanded to mobile devices, next-gen consoles, and even the Nintendo Switch. San Andreas’ vast open world has captivated gamers for two decades, introducing iconic characters like CJ, Big Smoke, and Ryder.
While the indefinite delay of the San Andreas VR remake is disappointing news, it’s clear that fan enthusiasm for the game remains high. Until Meta provides more details, gamers will have to be patient and wait for the VR experience to become a reality.
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