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Last year Meta launched its version of Xbox Game Pass and PlayStation Plus Extra, Meta Quest+. For a monthly fee subscribers gain access to two curated games a month, which you can keep as long as they’re subscribed. This week, Meta’s VR service is taking another step toward its flatscreen rivals with Games Catalog.
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Like many people, I’m subscribed to various streaming platforms and other services. In fact, I’d wager that the majority of people have at least one subscription. In years gone by, this monetisation method was primarily used by magazines and publications, with customers enjoying monthly deliveries of their favourite written rag. Times have most definitely changed, streaming services such as Netflix, Disney+ and Paramount+ draw in millions of customers – and make billions in the process. And so do platforms like Xbox Game Pass and PS Plus, offering an ever-revolving smorgasbord of content.
All of that is a world away from the VR developers looking to monetize their content with a subscription. So the question is, can it work on a much smaller level? Furthermore, is the VR market even big enough to support it?
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Over the past few months, rumours have circulated that a Meta Quest+ subscription service was on the way. That rumour has now been confirmed, with the company launching its new Meta Quest+ VR subscription today, giving headset owners a new way to enjoy the Quest Store’s range of games.
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Now that the Quest 3 announcement and Apple Vision Pro rumours have been put to bed it’s time for another. Actually, time for a previous rumour to resurface, in fact. Back in March, one appeared regarding a sort of Game Pass for Quest 2. Suggesting a ‘Quest Pass’ would offer a couple of games a month. Today, another leak has appeared in far more official livery, hinting at a price and that it’s going to be called a Meta Quest+ subscription.
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