The purpose of this study empirically analyzes the impact of users' perceived authenticity in VR games on repurchase intentions, investigating the mediating roles of perceived value and immersion in the repurchase decision-making process. Additionally, we explore the moderating role of trust propensity in the relationship between perceived value and immersion on repurchase intention. The research findings confirm that perceived authenticity positively influences repurchase intentions in VR games through perceived value and immersion. However, trust propensity only moderates the relationship between immersion and repurchase intentions, having no moderating effect on the impact of perceived value on repurchase intentions. In conclusion, the importance of perceived authenticity was confirmed in that the perceived authenticity for repurchase in VR games improves consumers' repurchase intention by user immersion and perceived value. The confirmed findings between users' perceived authenticity and repurchase intention in VR games provide meaningful insights for developing VR games that meet user expectations and increase repurchase intentions.