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It’s no secret that tech prices are currently in a state of severe flux, especially when it comes to components like memory and storage. Now, for the first time its affecting VR hardware, more specifically Meta Quest, with Meta confirming that the price of Quest 3 and 3S are about to increase.
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For anyone who has been following the VR games landscape over the past few years, one trend is becoming increasingly hard to ignore: VR games are getting smaller. Shorter playtimes, tighter scopes, fewer sprawling open worlds, and more focused mechanics are becoming the norm rather than the exception. At first glance, this shift might seem like a step backward for an industry that has long promised immersive, “AAA-scale” virtual worlds. In reality, it may be one of the healthiest developments VR has seen yet.
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Having previously covered all the must-have Meta Quest 2 accessories, it’s now time to turn our attention to the current generation. Both the Meta Quest 3 and 3S are great headsets in their own right, but that doesn’t mean to say they can’t be improved. So here are a few Meta Quest 3/3S accessories worth a look at.
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There is a thrilling selection of VR games available this month, none more so than Marvel’s Deadpool VR. In their review, our friends over at 131XR have given a first-hand account of what Marvel’s Deadpool VR is like for Meta Quest, finding a game that lives up to the hype.
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It is very, very rare that a developer announces a release window for a game, only to reveal an earlier launch date. But that’s exactly what’s happened with Arken Age for Meta Quest. VitruviusVR has gone and moved the November launch window to October! Possibly because of Marvel’s Deadpool VR in November, the early release is great news for Quest owners.
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As the virtual reality (VR) landscape evolves, Sony’s PlayStation VR2 (PSVR2) continues to carve its niche. But it hasn’t all been plain sailing. A seeming lack of confidence from Sony and fierce competition, especially from Meta Quest 3, has rocked the boat. Below is a deep dive into what the future of PlayStation VR2 looks like, and how it compares to Meta’s leading standalone headset.
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For those looking to improve both the comfort and functionality of their Meta Quest 3 or 3S headset, a new head strap is now available. VR accessories manufacturer Kiwi Design has released the K4 Duo AIO Audio Head Strap with Battery.
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A couple of years ago, indie developer Thomas Van Bouwel unveiled his next project, a mixed reality game called Laser Dance. Having already made a name for himself with puzzle game Cubism, this time around, the puzzles are going to be far more physical. Originally intended for release in 2024, the developer has now confirmed a Fall 2025 release window for Laser Dance on Meta Quest 3 and 3S.
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Virtual pet simulators for Meta Quest are few and far between. Bogo was a fan favourite for a while until Meta decided to discontinue the app in early 2024. If you’re a cat lover, then Neko Atsume Purrfect Kitty Collector is a good game to try. But what if you want something more? Maybe a creature that breathes flames and can fly? Thankfully, Spunge Games has just the answer in its new mixed reality offering, Eggy. And as our friends over at 131XR have found in their review, Eggy could very well melt your heart.
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Ever wondered what it would be like to whack a malleable clay head in VR? Probably not, but now you don’t need to, either! Developer Super Hyper Mega has released HIT, a whacky (sorry) sandbox game where punching, shooting and bashing various heads is the order of the day. Our friends over at 131XR have taken the time to review HIT, finding it an amusing time killer.
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