Meta Quest Archives

VR Gaming’s Quiet Period Is the Calm Before the Storm, Not the End of the Industry

If you follow VR gaming news closely, you may have noticed something unusual since the start of 2026: it’s been oddly quiet. Since Meta’s widely reported layoffs in January, headlines around VR games have slowed. Major announcements have been sparse, and some critics have been quick to declare that VR gaming is losing momentum. In reality, this quieter period doesn’t signal decline. It signals transition. What we’re seeing right now is the calm before the storm, as VR studios, publishers, and platform holders take a breath, reassess the market, and prepare their next wave of releases.

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The 7 Best VR Racing Games for Meta Quest

Recently, XRSource covered the Best Diving Simulators in VR, so you might be wondering why we’re now covering racing games on Metra Quest. Well, that’s easy, all those high-end driving sims look great on PCVR, but what can Quest fans play natively? So here, for your enjoyment, are the best VR racing games for Meta Quest.

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Animal Volleyball Review – A Multisport Bonanza

Head to the Horizon Store for Meta Quest on any given day, and you’ll see an abundance of Gorilla Tag clones. It can be tiresome wading through, but every so often, so get one worth a moment of your time. And that’s what our buddies over at 131XR found when they encountered Animal Volleyball for their latest review.

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Of Lies and Rain Begins its Early Access Adventure in September

One of the most highly anticipated indie games set to launch this year has to be Castello Inc.’s Of Lies and Rain. From the team behind ARK&ADE, the studio’s next title is set to offer an explosive sci-fi adventure. And it seems there’s not too long to wait. With a September release date now set for Meta Quest and SteamVR.

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Get Chatty in Stellar Cafe for Meta Quest in 2025

It was almost two years ago that XRSource reported on former Owlchemy Labs CEO Devin Reimer leaving the studio to form AstroBeam. At the time, Reimer said the studio was going to focus on VR multiplayer. However, the team has now revealed its first game, a single-player, AI-powered title that’s all about having conversations with robots. Called Stellar Cafe, it’s coming to Meta Quest this year.

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Slap Fighter Unleashes the Pain on Meta Quest Soon

The sport of slap fighting has gradually risen to cultural prominence over recent years. While it might lag behind the popularity of boxing or mixed martial arts, that crack of palm against face certainly has its fans. So it’s surprising that we’ve never seen the sport being made into a videogame. Curious Games is going to right that wrong in September with the launch of Slap Fighter.

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First Meta Quest 3 Syberia VR Trailer Arrives

A couple of months ago, Microids, the studio behind The Smurfs – Flower Defense made a quiet VR announcement. Announcing a remastered version of puzzle adventure classic Syberia (2002), Microids also mentioned a Meta Quest 3 version was in the works. Not much else was detailed, but now we have a Syberia VR trailer to enjoy.

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Devil’s Roulette Review – Shoot Me Now

Modern first-person shooters (FPS) are all about going up against friends and enemies and shooting them in the face. But this usually occurs on some sort of battlefield. But what if you took away all of that fluff, sat around a table and tried it instead? That’s where Devil’s Roulette comes in, and as our buddies at 131XR discover in their latest review, it’s hard to extend this idea into a cohesive experience.

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Cave Crave Review – An Excitingly Unnerving Descent

As hobbies go, caving certainly isn’t for everyone. Heading deep underground to explore a dark, dangerous world of caverns and tunnels, squeezing through narrowing gaps is unnerving for all but the adventurous few. But thanks to VR, you can do all of this from the comfort of your own home. 3R Games has recently released Cave Crave for Meta Quest, and as our friends at 131XR find in their review, this experience gets a lot right.

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Hidden Memories of The Gardens Between Starts its VR Journey in August

It’s quite common to see flatscreen videogames ported into VR. Some, like Besiege VR, are entirely remade to support immersive gaming. The next to do so is Hidden Memories of The Gardens Between by The Voxel Agents.

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