The unconventional virtual reality game Hide the Corpse from developer Realcast is making its way to PlayStation VR2 in August 2025. This sandbox-style VR experience challenges players to find increasingly creative ways to conceal a dead body within a four-minute time limit, utilizing the unique physics and interactive environments to their advantage.

Originally released in 2024 on the Meta Store, Hide the Corpse received positive feedback for its humorous premise and vibrant aesthetics. The game shares conceptual similarities with Serial Cleaners but distinguishes itself through exaggerated ragdoll physics and a more chaotic, open-ended approach to body disposal.

PlayStation recently confirmed an August 18, 2025 release date, expanding access to this unusual title. The announcement trailer showcases the game's absurd scenarios, from stuffing bodies into museum exhibits to dealing with zero-gravity challenges aboard a spaceship. While a PC version is planned, its Steam page currently lists it as 'Coming Soon'.

Diverse Environments Present Unique Challenges

Hide the Corpse features six distinct locations, each requiring different strategies:

• Apartment: Everyday setting with unexpected hiding places
• Museum: Camouflage bodies among valuable artifacts
• Spaceship: Zero-gravity complicates body management
• Sunken Ship: Aquatic environment allows for underwater concealment
• Garage: Utilize tools and machinery for creative solutions
• Diner: Retro setting with clever hiding spots

This addition to the VR landscape demonstrates how developers continue pushing boundaries in immersive entertainment. While many VR titles focus on realism or expansive worlds, Hide the Corpse offers a lighthearted, physics-driven experience that encourages creative problem-solving and embraces absurdity.