Martin Rumenov The acclaimed VR studio InnerspaceVR, creators of A Fisherman’s Tale and Maskmaker, has announced its next ambitious project: Spymaster, a sleek, narrative-driven spy adventure coming to Meta Quest and PC VR (SteamVR) later this year.
Drawing inspiration from cinematic classics like Mission: Impossible and Ocean’s Eleven, Spymaster immerses players in the shadowy world of NODE, the last independent intelligence agency standing against Protocore — a tech giant led by the mysterious CEO PROTUS. Protocore’s global surveillance network has stripped the world of secrecy, but its ambitions run far darker than data control.
In Spymaster, players will embody three unique agents, each equipped with distinct abilities and the ultimate espionage device: the C.A.S.S.E.T.T.E. (Chrono-Active System for Strategic Execution and Tactical Temporal Engineering). This powerful gadget lets players rewind time, refine their tactics, and execute flawlessly coordinated missions in classic spy fashion.
“Spymaster represents a new step for us,” said Balthazar Auxietre, Co-Founder of InnerspaceVR. “At a time when VR is shifting toward free-to-play and multiplayer titles, we’re staying true to premium single-player games that fully leverage what makes VR unique. With Spymaster, we’re blending puzzle-solving and action in ways never before attempted in this space.”
Key Features
- Play as Three Spies: Switch between operatives with distinct skills to complete high-stakes missions.
- Rewind Time: Use the C.A.S.S.E.T.T.E. to replay and perfect every move.
- Adaptive Missions: Each scenario—whether defusing bombs or eliminating targets—demands creativity and precision.
- Kinetic Traversal: Run, climb, zipline, and shoot through fast-paced environments.
Spymaster will debut in Early Access later in 2026, with a hands-on demo featured at GDC 2026 this March in San Francisco.
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From the team that redefined narrative VR experiences, Spymaster promises a stylish blend of intelligence, tension, and humor — ensuring that when the world’s in peril, it pays to have a time-rewinding spy on your side.
