No More Rainbows Dashes Onto PSVR2 Just in Time for the Holidays

Get ready, PSVR2 gamers – your holiday season just got a whole lot more chaotic. No More Rainbows, the highly celebrated VR platformer developed by Squido Studio, is officially leaping onto the PlayStation VR2 on December 25, 2025. Having already found success on Meta Quest, Steam, and Pico platforms, this fan-favorite title is set to bring its unique twist on platforming to an even broader audience.

So, what’s all the buzz about? No More Rainbows flips the script on the classic hero-versus-villain tale, placing you in the role of the grumpy, monstrous guardian of the Underworld. While your cozy domain is invaded by cheerful critters spreading their annoyingly bright and colorful utopia, it’s up to you to claw, leap, and dash your way to restoring some much-needed darkness. If you’ve ever wanted to embody the misunderstood villain in a Saturday morning cartoon, this VR platformer has you covered.

What sets No More Rainbows apart is its highly interactive movement system. Instead of relying on traditional button presses, players use their arms to jump and sprint by mimicking the motions of an actual beast charging and leaping through its domain. It takes some getting used to, but once you master the mechanics, the sense of physical involvement is exhilarating. This game isn’t just a visual feast—it’s a full-body workout, making it an engaging choice for players craving a little more action in their VR sessions.

While No More Rainbows is undeniably playful in tone, don’t let its whimsical visuals fool you. The game comes packed with challenging levels where quick reflexes are key and timing is everything. Each stage weaves in unique environmental hazards and tricky platforming sequences, all while giving you plenty of opportunities to chase down and swat at those cheerful invaders like the menacing boss you are. It’s the kind of game that rewards persistence, but also invites a lot of laughs when things inevitably go hilariously sideways.

The multiplayer mode further cranks up the fun factor, adding competitive and cooperative elements to the mix. Whether you’re racing against friends in an effort to see who can restore darkness the fastest, or teaming up to take on trickier challenges, the social aspect of No More Rainbows

is what keeps players coming back. With its PSVR2 release, the multiplayer capabilities should feel even more fleshed out, given PlayStation’s impressive online infrastructure.

For players new to the game, here’s a quick beginner tip: focus on nailing the momentum of your movements early on. Speed and precision are key to overcoming the progressively difficult stages, and you’ll want to practice maintaining smooth jumps and dashes to avoid getting stuck in tricky spots. The game favors an aggressive, trial-and-error mindset, so don’t be afraid to experiment with your moves as you adapt to its unique controls.

With its eye-catching art style, inventive mechanics, and engaging gameplay loop, No More Rainbows feels like the perfect addition to PSVR2’s growing library of must-play titles. Whether you’re looking for a lighthearted solo romp or a competitive brawl with friends, this is one holiday release you don’t want to miss.

For more about the game’s history or mechanics, check out the Rainbow Islands: The Story of Bubble Bobble 2 Wikipedia page or the Bubble Bobble fandom page, which dives into its development roots. This holiday season, let the chaos reign—and let’s just say, maybe not every rainbow deserves a pot of gold.