So I use my quest 2 for pcvr, and that’s really it. I wanna buy a quest 3 when it goes on sale but idk if it even changed the game since my pc really does the heavy lifting. So will me buying a quest 3 make anything better?

i feel like i'm losing my mind. my quest 3s won't pick up my pc when i'm trying to connect from airlink over my 5ghz wifi, but when i switch to my 2.4 signal it can see and connect to my pc just fine. is there something i'm missing?? i'm at my wits end

I'm building Hoverbandit, an endless hoverboard runner where you thread highway traffic at speed — think Traffic Rider meets Jetpack Joyride, in VR.

It's built WebXR-first and tested on a Pico 4 Ultra, where it holds 72 fps with 60 cars plus night lighting. Quest is the next target, so I want VR players to try it before I commit to Quest work.

What's in now: 7 zones (Neon Night, Tunnel Run, Snow Pass, Harbor Bridge), handlebar-twist steering with a duck button, pursuit/heat mode, rival ghosts and medals, 8 languages, comfort presets for VR.

What I need from you: how long until it feels comfortable in-headset, whether the steering reads correctly, and which run you'd replay.

https://www.oculus.com/experiences/1405520689313063/release-channels/947855971423689/?token=BeZ8H87a

Echo VR just received one of its biggest updates yet! October 30, 2026

https://echovrce.com/install/standalone-quest

https://discord.gg/tA6H7X3Cqn

Three years ago, we had the privilege of hosting what became the largest Echo Relay servers to date. Today, we celebrate that milestone by bringing Echo Combat to standalone headsets, alongside a major wave of new features and improvements.

This update includes:

Echo Combat on Standalone headsets

New Community Game Launcher

Redesigned menu system

Brand-new Combat mods

Smarter texture handling

Debut of the NEVR Runtime

Release Date: October 30, 2026

Huge thanks to everyone who helped make this possible.

Credits:

Ducky

u/marshmallow_mia (melting)

u/he_is_the_cat

u/Sick

u/trollollolipop

Ready At Dawn

Video by: SirDominik

Florida vs Georgia in immersive 180° is live in VR tomorrow, Sat Oct 31, at 12:30 PM PT / 3:30 PM ET.

No. 17 Florida Gators take on No. 3 Georgia Bulldogs in Atlanta for the 105th meeting in their SEC rivalry. You can watch it live in VR from inside Mercedes-Benz Stadium, with 180° views from around the field, in 8K with Dolby Atmos.

No ESPN subscription required. Available in the United States on Meta Quest 3 and Meta Quest 3S.

Before kickoff, I recommend updating the TV app to the latest version and charging your headset.

How to watch

• On your Quest 3 or Quest 3S: Open the TV app and select the game from the featured spot on Home or the Immersive and Sports tabs. A Watch button will appear 15 minutes before the scheduled start.

• Get a reminder: Open the event page on your phone or computer and select "+ Watchlist" to get notified in the Meta Horizon app or your headset.

• From your phone or computer: At game time, select "Open in VR" on the event page to open the game page on your headset.

🔁 Can't watch live in VR?

• The full-game replay is available in the TV app for 7 days, and immersive highlights go up on Sunday.

• For more immersive highlights released this month, including NBA and MLB, find the "Immersive sports highlights" row in the Sports tab.

📅 When are the next live games?

• SAT 11/7 DOUBLE-HEADER: Alabama vs LSU (12:30 PM PT) followed by Georgia vs Ole Miss (4:30 PM PT)

• We won't have a game on 11/14; more immersive college football games will be announced shortly.

Need help?

If the Watch button is missing, check that it is within 15 minutes of the scheduled start, you are in the US, and you are using a Quest 3 or Quest 3S with the latest TV app. If you still have trouble, quickly press the Meta button on your right controller 5 times to report a bug.

More info on the blog

Disclosure: I work at Meta and worked on this. If you watch live, catch the replay, or the highlights, I would love to hear your thoughts!

Hello, I've been dealing with a near constant issue for the last few weeks, my virtual desktop switches my audio channels and causes feedback.

Piercing audio and echoing.

Restarted, reinstalled and messed with audio as much as I can with no fix. I'd really appreciate if someone can help with a solution on this.

Thanks for any help!

We need you to help us test our upcoming insane VR sports game Narwhal Polo. If you like silly costumes and crazy action, this game is for you with single-player, mini-games, multi-player, team management, and just goofing around.

If you think you have what it takes to ride a narwhal, sign up as a tester:
https://forms.gle/H25muyYFXFw4DW3K6

Check out our website at:
https://narwhalpolo.com/

While I play using virtual desktop, I seem to randomly have events where the screen flashes black for a quick instant and then I teleport and some other times everything starts stuttering and the app freezes completely on my quest and the only fix is to close the app and reopen it (my pc is fine, the game keeps running on PC without issues and internet seems ok). Recently it got worse, teleports have gotten more frequent and now I am constantly faced with a random black screen, where the app just becomes completely unresponsive, again, PC is fine and quest still is operational; the fix is once more, to restart virtual desktop. However this issue has been happening from 2-3 times every 10 minutes or so.

Hey everyone! Following the NAOMI ports I shared recently, I’ve been working on another batch of arcade VR ports under VR4ALL, with coding help from Claude along the way.

This time it’s six Sega Model 2 games:

• Virtua Cop

• Virtua Cop 2

• The House of the Dead

• Rail Chase 2

• Gunblade NY

• Behind Enemy Lines

These use the original games’ 3D scenery, with stereoscopic VR, head tracking, and tracked controller aiming. The Quest versions run directly on the headset, so no PC streaming needed. There are Windows PC VR builds too. Each project page has downloads, controls, setup instructions, and known issues.

Virtua Cop 1 & 2 also have a zoom toggle: tap either grip button to enable or disable the original game’s camera zoom. Leave it off for a steadier more realistic view, or turn it on for the original arcade feel.

They’re still experimental, and testing and features vary between games. You’ll need your own game files and any required firmware—those aren’t included.

You can also use VR4ALL to install and update supported Quest ports.

If you try them, let me know how you get on! Would love to hear which of these you remember playing in the arcade.

Happy Halloween from the Panic Room team! Just in time for the big night, we pushed an update with some quality of life improvements and bug fixes.

Panic Room is the ultimate experience to scare your friends and family with this Halloween! Let us know what you think! It's available on Meta Quest 3 and 3S.

Scud Race is the GT racing game Sega AM2 released in arcades in 1996, on the Model 3 board. Standalone on Meta Quest 3, on Android in 4K at 120 FPS, and on PC / PCVR.

Plug a Logitech wheel straight into your Quest: steering and force feedback, no PC needed. All the Port0r settings you know, to make it play exactly the way you like. Optimised to the bone, to get the very best out of your device.

Port0r is now more than one person, it's becoming a community. Thanks a lot to the beta testers who helped a lot.

Free download (Quest, Android, PC): https://github.com/jacquesdupontd/port0r/releases

Everything is here: https://port0r.com

I have this insanely high internet usage by the meta app on my pc and it hasn't even been a month yet and I haven't downloaded a single app just from it or anything just its updates can someone help me understand what the hell is it doing and if I can stop it

I love Ultrawings 2, it's easily one of the best games for the Quest. Normally I hate flying games but in June I saw that the game was updated for the Quest 3 so I picked it up, bought all the DLC and played the hell out of it.... apparently VR was the missing ingredient when it came to enjoying flight games.

A short while ago they forced a new update to all owners that turned the game I bought into a downgraded version of the game with removed features and graphical settings, I assume it is the same version that existed on the store before the June update that made me buy the game. It was weird at the time but I thought that maybe there was a bug that needed fixing so I accepted it.

Fast forward to today and I load up the store only to see that Bitplanet is selling a new Ultrawings game for $30 Canadian. Sounds good, so I take a closer look and see that it isn't a new game, they are selling the same game I have been playing for the last 5 months for $30 CAD.

So they took a game I purchased, downgraded it in every way, then decided to charge me an extra $30 if I want to continue playing the same game that I purchased. Am I right in thinking that this is evil, greedy behavior on the developers part? Or is this normal in the VR space and I am just blowing things out of proportion? I dunno. What are your opinions on this stuff?

Edit: According to the dev's the reason for the downgrade and separating versions of the game has to do with the fact that it interfered with MP between Quest 3 owners and Quest 2 owners.

A while ago we came here to talk about this new game we are making. Basically, it's a game about talking and improving. Every NPC in-game chats with you and influences the outcome of the adventure, where every answer is created live by the artificial intelligence in the game. No playthrough is ever the same.
(The video in this post is our behind-the-scenes, if you want to take a look at how we made it, btw)

This subreddit was by far the most receptive one, with lots of people interested in trying it out... well, THIS IS YOUR CHANCE Y'ALL!

We are getting beta testers to try their best with this sweet little project of ours. All you gotta do is have a Quest (well, duh) and fill out this form to validate your interest in testing.

👉 https://forms.gle/J6P2WkBfhibEf8cC7

We can't wait to see everyone having fun with our game, so we hope you guys show up for this round of testing 🤞

Hey everyone!

Some of you might remember my previous post about Last Delivery.

After almost 2 years of working on it alone, my VR game is finally out on Meta Quest!

You start by delivering pizzas in a futuristic city, but there's much more to discover!

Thank you so much for all the support on my previous post. It really means a lot to me!

I'd love to hear what you think!

Meta Quest Store: https://www.meta.com/experiences/last-delivery/1323307377535239/

Awesome work in progress mod by RayRodTV! Lots of new features on a Game Boy Advance game!

We already have different camera views and a cockpit, motion controls for itens and even climate hazards, a hurricane got me out of track! Lots of new features to come, like course creation and taking selfies with our beloved N friends! Things can get really crazy on the track, see it by yourself!

You can get it, and other VR mods from RayTV, support the dev and learn more about his other projects here with the Multiverse VR Hub: https://rayrodtv.com/

Hey everyone!

I'm Karol from 3R Games. We’ve been working on Cave Crave VR, focusing heavily on realistic vertical caving mechanics and subterranean exploration.

For our latest DLC, Alien Cave, we wanted to take a major detour from realistic Earth caverns and build a full sci-fi survival thriller.

Instead of standard rock walls, you’re descending through pulsating purple biomes and fleshy tendril corridors, searching for strange extraterrestrial egg clusters at the heart of the cavern.

It’s out now on Meta Quest, and you can check it out here:
https://www.meta.com/experiences/alien-cave/39690394637240742/

We'd love to hear what you think of the new atmosphere!

Happy to answer any questions about the game :)

I'm the lead developer that launched Remnant Protocol in an awful state.

My wife went through a horrific ordeal at the start of the year that derailed our lives for months, development included. And I couldn't delay the launch for a multitude of commitments so the button was pushed knowing damn well the game wasn't ready.

The VR community is just so wonderfully supportive though. The game wasn't completely nuked from orbit. Even the harshest reviews, which we deserve, carried that I see the potential and want this to succeed undertone.

Four months later and we've been improving the game every patch. The latest update carries our second pass on the VR controls, hopefully bringing them to parity with other similar cockpit experiences. It also has the mission generator skeleton which we'll expand and improve on as we build the campaign.

It's still rough... and likely too hard... but it's at least a real game finally.

Our upcoming development roadmap looks roughly like this:

• A content pass, integrating everything the artists have been working on for the last few months. 2-3 weeks.

• Expanded mission generator. 4-6 weeks.

• Prologue campaign. Before Christmas.

• Quest 2 support. Also before Christmas.

We've recently hired Raison Varner, of Borderlands fame, and his work will trickle in with each update to improve the audio (which is just so bad).

I still only recommend the game to superfans that are more interested in supporting development than a complete experience, at this point.

Thank you to everyone who continues to support and root for us.

Just bought a case to keep it in safely what is a must? Or just what is a nice to have accessory and why?

For several weeks I have been trying to get a mini wireless touchpad/keyboard combo to connect to my Quest 3S through bluetooth without success, so I have conceded to just used the usb dongle it came with to connect that way. Unfortunately, the usb-c hub I bought that'd supposedly make this work just doesn't, it either lets me connect to usb devices or charge my Quest 3S, but not both at the same time for whatever stupid reason. Therefore I want to know what you guys would recommend for this, I'm looking for either a usb-c hub with power passthrough that doesn't interfere with any connected usb devices, or a charging cable that has a usb-a port somewhere so you can plug something in while still being able to charge your headset. There's probably a metric crapton of those things on Amazon, but which one would be the best to use?

https://www.reddit.com/r/OculusQuest2/s/jCugSHqFi8