May brings A Fisherman’s Tale 2, Fruit Ninja, and five more new games to the Meta Horizon+ games catalog, plus discounts on Townsmen VR, Cubism, and Red Matter.
For May 2026, Meta is bringing seven new games to its Games Catalog, as well as discounts on some really excellent VR and MR experiences. Starting with the Monthly Games, players can explore the narrative journey of A Fisherman’s Tale 2 and delve into voxel-powered dungeons in Ancient Dungeon.
The Games Catalog is also bolstered by five new games. Players can become a deadly juicer with the classic Fruit Ninja, become a world-class barber in Shave & Stuff, shoot through mutant hordes in a post-apocalyptic Los Angeles in After the Fall, wage tabletop war in Table Troopers, and venture down the rabbit hole in Escaping Wonderland.
Meta Horizon+ subscribers also get exclusive deals. May’s deals include:
- Townsmen VR, a city builder in which you’ll build towns, take care of its citizens, and expand your territory. Get it for 75% off this month.
- Cubism, a mixed reality puzzle game (one of my personal favorites) has you using colorful blocks to construct 3D puzzles. It’s available for 60% off.
- Red Matter, a dystopian Cold War, sci-fi tale puts you in the boots of an astronaut, exploring Saturn’s moon Rhea, where you’ll make your way through an abandoned base and uncover a mysterious story. Grab it for 50% off.
And now, here’s a closer look at the Monthly Games for May.
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A Fisherman’s Tale 2
A Fisherman’s Tale 2 is a mind-bending puzzle adventure game, and the sequel to the award-winning A Fisherman’s Tale, in which you’ll explore incredibly immersive miniature puzzles, alter your body, and bend your mind. A poetic story unfolds as your perspective shifts, revealing hidden truths about your past.
We recommended people play A Fisherman’s Tale 2 when it originally debuted, with our review describing it as “a game that [experiments] with unique mechanics that engage with virtual reality in exciting new ways.”
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Ancient Dungeon
Ancient Dungeon throws players into a vivid voxel underworld, where old-school visuals meet modern replayability. With more than 200 power-ups to discover, the game is designed to keep every run feeling fresh. Whether you play solo or team up in four-player co-op, it’s the kind of game that rewards both curiosity and persistence.
We reviewed this roguelike game when it first released, and found that its satisfying combat and ever-changing dungeons, combined with its beautiful visual style, make for a very good time indeed.
Horizon+ Games Catalog Games
Horizon+ continues offering a Games Catalog of Quest titles that any subscriber can access. New games this month include Fruit Ninja and Escaping Wonderland. Meta can add new games to and remove games from the catalog at any time.
Here is the current Horizon+ Games Catalog in the US:
- After the Fall
- Angry Birds VR: Isle of Pigs
- Asgard’s Wrath 2
- Beat Saber
- Blacktop Hoops
- Breachers
- Deisim
- Demeo
- Demeo Battles
- Dungeons of Eternity
- Escaping Wonderland
- Fruit Ninja
- Ghosts of Tabor
- GOLF+
- Green Hell VR
- I Expect You To Die 3
- iB Cricket
- In Death: Unchained
- Into Black
- Into the Radius
- Job Simulator
- Les Mills BodyCombat
- Maestro
- Medieval Dynasty New Settlement
- Moss
- Onward
- Pets & Stuff
- Pistol Whip
- Premium Bowling
- Prison Boss Prohibition
- Project Demigod
- Puzzling Places
- Racket Club
- Real VR Fishing
- Red Matter 2
- Shave & Stuff
- Spatial Ops
- Starship Home
- Synth Riders
- Table Troopers
- The 7th Guest VR
- The Climb 2
- The Light Brigade
- The Thrill of the Fight
- Thief Simulator VR
- Titans Clinic
- Vacation Simulator
- Walkabout Mini Golf
- War of Wizards
- Zero Caliber: Reloaded
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Horizon+ Indie Catalog Games
Meta continues to add new games to the separate Indie Games Catalog, and you can see the entire list here.
Meta Horizon+ is a subscription service that gives players access to a monthly selection of games for $7.99 USD per month, or $59.99 USD a year. New Horizon+ users can enjoy a one-month free trial.
