Get Ready to Slice, Dice, and Laugh Your Way Through the Mojoverse in Marvel's Deadpool VR!

Buckle up, Marvel fans, because the Merc with a Mouth is back, and he’s crashing into virtual reality with Marvel’s Deadpool VR, set to launch on November 18, 2025, exclusively for Meta Quest 3 and 3S! This isn’t just another video game—it’s a chaotic, fourth-wall-shattering, action-packed adventure that puts you in Deadpool’s blood-soaked boots. With a star-studded cast, a wild storyline straight out of the comics, and the enthusiastic backing of Deadpool’s co-creator, Rob Liefeld, this VR experience is poised to be the most insane ride in gaming history. Let’s dive into why Marvel’s Deadpool VR is about to blow your mind!

Rob Liefeld’s Unbridled Hype for the Merc’s VR Debut

Rob Liefeld, the legendary comic artist who co-created Deadpool, is practically bursting with excitement for this game. In a recent post on X, Liefeld shared a video clutching a Deadpool puppet, grinning ear to ear as he hyped up the VR title. “Beyond excited for Marvel’s Deadpool VR on Meta Quest!! Deadpool is one of my all-time favorite creations, and seeing him break loose in this new game is everything fans have been waiting for🔥,” he exclaimed. Liefeld even gave a shout-out to comic icons like Chris Claremont, whose work inspired the game’s wild narrative. His enthusiasm is infectious, and if the guy who brought Deadpool to life is this pumped, you know it’s going to be something special. Despite his rocky history with Marvel, Liefeld’s love for his wise-cracking antihero shines through, making this VR game a passion project that honors Deadpool’s comic roots.

Welcome to the Mojoverse: A Reality TV Nightmare

Step into the Mojoverse, where the stakes are high, the villains are brutal, and the cameras are always rolling! In Marvel’s Deadpool VR, you’re sucked into the twisted world of Mojo, the alien slaver turned intergalactic media mogul, voiced by none other than John Leguizamo. This obnoxious X-Men villain is the perfect foil for Deadpool’s antics, running a deadly game show where the Merc with a Mouth must capture Marvel’s toughest villains to become the Mojoverse’s biggest streaming star. But, as Deadpool quickly learns, signing Mojo’s contract was a terrible idea. The story stays true to the comics, blending meta humor with high-octane action as you fight to survive Mojo’s sadistic reality TV empire. Expect plenty of Deadpool’s signature quips about lore-obsessed fans and the absurdity of his predicament.

A Rogues’ Gallery to Die For (Literally)

Mojo isn’t coming alone—he’s got a killer lineup of Marvel villains to throw at you. The Deadpool VR trailer, revealed at Gamescom 2025, confirmed a rogues’ gallery featuring Omega Red, Lady Deathstrike, Ultimo, and the demonic Mephisto, all ready to make your life miserable. Whether you’re slicing through Lady Deathstrike’s minions or dodging Omega Red’s carbonadium coils, every fight is a chance to unleash Deadpool’s arsenal of swords, guns, explosives, and, of course, his razor-sharp wit. Want to take down a helicopter with a jeep? Or use your own severed limbs as weapons? This game lets you get as creative (and unhinged) as Deadpool himself. The trailer promises “savage ranged and melee combat” with upgradeable weapons, ensuring every battle is as stylish as it is brutal.

Neil Patrick Harris as Deadpool: A Meta Twist

Here’s the kicker: Deadpool isn’t voiced by Ryan Reynolds this time. Instead, Neil Patrick Harris steps into the role, bringing his own brand of charm and humor to the Merc with a Mouth. Known for his wit in How I Met Your Mother, Harris is a perfect fit for Deadpool’s snarky, self-aware style. Liefeld and fans alike are thrilled with this casting, which adds a fresh yet familiar twist to the character. Paired with John Leguizamo’s Mojo, this voice cast is a match made in chaotic heaven. Whether you’re cracking jokes or breaking the fourth wall, playing as Deadpool in VR feels like stepping into the comics—or the movies—with a whole new level of immersion.

Gameplay That’s Pure Deadpool Chaos

Developed by Twisted Pixel exclusively for Meta Quest 3 and 3S, Marvel’s Deadpool VR delivers a fast-paced, first-person experience that’s equal parts shooter, slasher, and comedy show. The game blends “uncompromising traversal” with over-the-top combat, letting you leap, dodge, and dismember your way through Mojo’s challenges. Early hands-on previews rave about the game’s ability to capture Deadpool’s essence, with IGN noting how “fun” it is to suit up as the antihero after a 12-year gaming hiatus. From stealing enemy weapons to producing “quality reality TV” for Mojo, every moment is designed to feel like a Deadpool comic come to life. And yes, you’ll probably spend a lot of time staring at Deadpool’s… let’s call it his “finely sculpted” backside in VR.

Why This Game Is a Must-Play

After more than a decade since Deadpool’s last video game, Marvel’s Deadpool VR is a triumphant return for the character. It’s got everything fans love: irreverent humor, gory action, and a story that doesn’t take itself too seriously. The Mojoverse setting is a love letter to X-Men lore, while the VR format makes you feel like you’re living Deadpool’s wildest adventures. Rob Liefeld’s hype only seals the deal—this is the Deadpool game fans have been dreaming of. As Liefeld himself said, it’s “everything fans have been waiting for.” So, grab your katanas, load your guns, and get ready to dive face-first into the Mojoverse on November 18, 2025. Marvel’s Deadpool VR is about to redefine what it means to be the Merc with a Mouth!

Pre-order now on the Meta Store and get ready to make some bad guys regret ever signing up for Mojo’s show!