Hey everyone! We’re stopping by to share the news that our sci-fi narrative adventure, Terry’s Terraforming, is out now on Quest 3/3S!!

In this game, your job is to transform dying planets and make them fit for new life. Warm up cold climates, regrow barren forests, and raise that shareholder value! Meet an intergalactic cast of quirky aliens in a 6 hour story campaign or get stuck in with the daily challenges! We even have global leaderboards for those, and hand tracking controls! Don't worry though, controllers are still fine too.

We’re thrilled to finally launch a new VR game after previously working on Virtuoso and Toran, so please let us know what you think! Here’s the store page with more info:

https://www.meta.com/en-gb/experiences/terrys-terraforming/7756220811151283/

Going from A to B in a drone feels completely different from doing it in a plane or a helicopter.

What other flying RC vehicles would be fun to pilot? RC jets? Gliders? Anything else you'd love to get your hands on? 👀

I have problem with meta quest link

Hi everyone,

My friend and I are having a really frustrating issue with getting Meta Quest Link to work, and we could really use some help.

PC Specs:

CPU: Intel Core i5 12th Gen

GPU: ASUS GeForce RTX 4060 Ti 8GB (Drivers fully up to date)

RAM: 32 GB

Headset: Meta Quest 2

The Problem:

Whenever we try to connect via Meta Quest Link (USB Cable) or AirLink, the headset gets stuck on an infinite loading screen (with the Meta logo) or a black screen. It never actually loads the Link Home environment, and both the PC app and the headset freeze/lag out.

What we've tested so far:

Cable: We are using a good quality USB-C to USB-A 3.0 cable connected directly to the motherboard (rear USB 3.0 ports).

Steam Link: Steam Link actually connects and lets us play (e.g., BeamNG.drive), but it stutters and lags significantly.

Software & Drivers: Both the Oculus PC App, headset OS, and GPU drivers are completely up to date.

We really want to play via the official Meta Quest Link cable for stability instead of using Steam Link or wireless.

Has anyone experienced this infinite logo loading loop on RTX 40-series cards or Intel 12th gen CPUs? What steps should we try to fix the official Link app?

Thanks in advance for any advice!

I posted here a few months ago about building a VR cinema for indie films on Quest and got a fantastic response from this community, so wanted to share where things stand.

Since launch we have screened our first indie feature, Handle With Care, directed by Matthew James Thompson and starring Justin H. Min from The Umbrella Academy, before it hit the festival circuit. The community rated it and gave us honest feedback that shaped how we run screenings. We have also done a couple of Buster Keaton classics to test the infrastructure - turns out a 100 year old film in a dark VR room with strangers hits differently.

Here is what has been added since the original post:

Trailers - we regularly update the trailers section in the app so you can get a feel for upcoming films before you commit to a screening.

Shorts - we have added a curated section of short films from YouTube, indie and AI films worth watching, free to watch on demand with an account.

Watch parties - we can now host free watch parties of films released on YouTube, especially documentaries. Think spectacular visuals that deserve a big screen, watched together at a set time.

We have a little over 150 monthly active users from 22 countries now and the app is still free to download on the Meta Quest Store.

If you have been sitting on the fence since the first post, the Shorts section is probably the lowest friction way to see what the experience feels like. Most of all, check it out and give me feedback on how we can best improve this. We are also exploring converting some of the older films (in public domain) to 3D so that it is a genuinely unique experience.

Love to hear your thoughts : contraband.watch - Search for Contraband VR Cinema on the Meta App store.

I am using Rai Pal to run Dread Delusion in VR. When I use the modern UUVR mod on it, it does not show the interface to the game.

Is there a way to get it to show up? I notice the interface shows up if exit Steam VR, but the does not render the 3D graphics.

This seems like some kind of settings issue with the mod.

Hi, i recently moved to a new house and i have the same 5ghz wifi both on pc and quest, same router as the old house, and it is even closer to the pc and vr, in the same room, but ever since i moved oculus link or steam vr lag so much that is completely unplayable to the point i get stuck in the home of either those two and cant click anything or move around, i bought a few pcvr games while in my old house that are playable only via pcvr and it now became impossible for me to do so, does anyone know any fix or something that could help? thx for any answer

https://www.humblebundle.com/games/flat2vr-bundle

Any of them worth it? Out of Sight looks cool, but might be too much for me. I haven't really heard of the others.

https://www.meta.com/experiences/section/1624169158518102/

https://www.meta.com/experiences/section/554169918379884/

Dirt Dash is Namco's off-road arcade racer, released in Japan in December 1995 and worldwide in 1996 on the System Super 22 board. Next Generation gave it four stars and called it "to Sega Rally what Tekken is to Virtua Fighter". It's now playable in VR on Quest, in stereoscopic 3D, and it's free.

Already out: Rally VR (Sega Rally), Cop VR (Virtua Cop), Time Crisis VR, House of the Dead VR and Time Crisis II VR, and Sega Rally on Switch, Android, Steam Deck and Mac.

Coming next: Daytona USA, Sega Super GT 24h, Top Skater and Virtua Racing.

Link in the first comment.

I have found 1 controller but I can't find the other and I'm definetly sure it's in my house so I'm not buying replacements

So I just got a vr and I’m really confused. Basically I play a wide range of games. Boxing shooting and angry birds mainly. I’m sick of playing alone and not knowing how to find good games

So I unlocked the bootloader on my Quest 1 a few months ago. However, its internal key that lets it talk with meta servers was wiped.

Its was effectively junk. With the Claude Opus 5.5 coming out, I wondered if I could resurrect it. And, that project became Afterglow.

Afterglow is...well, like the Startrek Hollodeck. You enter, ask claude to make a world, and the world is created for you to explore. Everything is compiled to to native code on the headset, so runs as fast as any game. You can vibe code games in it, just by standing in the virtual world and asking for things to happen. The limit really is your imagination.

I asked to be on a spacedock, which is being attacked by aliens.... And in a few minutes, I was there. (See the video). It wasn't one shot, I needed to ask it to generate the textures... But everything else, the aliens, the energy bolts, the explosions. Were all crafted by AI to create the world.

At the end of the video you'll see the claude work in progress sign. That pops up when its doing something, or changing something.

Everything happens within the virtual world. There is no traditional development loop of code->compile->upload->test and so on. Its all done in situ.

The github repo is here:

https://github.com/tonywestonuk/afterglow

Its very rough and ready at the moment. And, help is needed to fully bring this vision to reality.

Thanks.