Darts VR2: Bullseye leaves Early Access on September 8, 2026. Gamitronics and Evolution Publishing locked the v1.0 date across Meta Quest (Quest 2 / 3 / 3S), PlayStation VR2, and Steam in a September 3 Games Press release. The title has been available since April 9; this is the full-release cut, not a new storefront debut.
List price stays $14.99 / £12.99 / €13.99. The Steam page and Meta Quest store listing already carry the Early Access build; v1.0 is framed as the same product graduating, with League as the headline add.
What ships at 1.0
The press note keeps the mode roster that defined Early Access: 501, Around the World, Killstreak, Zombies, and Party Mode. Physics stay unassisted — “darts will fly where you point them, not necessarily where you intend.” Solo and multiplayer both remain. Expanded XP rewards and Steam achievements (21 listed on the store) round out the checklist.
UploadVR’s April impressions called the throw feel the reason to stay: Killstreak’s streak board effects and short round times made “one more” the default, while Zombies felt dated next to dedicated wave shooters. Comfort is stationary with an optional seated mode. That read still maps to what Evolution is shipping — a sports sim with arcade side modes, not a reboot of the genre.
League opens mid-September
The competitive layer is the actual 1.0 bet. European Leagues open September 10; North American Leagues open September 11. Nightly matches support 16 players; the final three advance to monthly semis. Seasons run three months into grand finals. Prizes named in the release: exclusive cosmetics for runners-up, plus cash gift cards for PlayStation, Quest, and Amazon stores for winners. Entry details are still promised on the game’s social channels rather than published in the press note.
Evolution CEO Kevin Joyce called Early Access “the first step” and League “a critical step” in ongoing plans — language that signals post-1.0 seasons, not a ship-and-stop.
Where it sits in September’s calendar
September already stacks Quest and cross-platform sports and arcade titles. Bullseye’s angle is narrower: a $15 physics darts sequel from the studio behind the 2017 original (delisted years later), graduating to ranked leagues four days after 1.0. That is a clearer pitch for players who already bought Early Access than for anyone hunting the next big September launch window.
Sources: Gamitronics / Evolution Publishing via Games Press, UploadVR impressions, UploadVR April date coverage, Steam, Meta Quest Store.