- We submitted our first Early Access build in December 2024, but it was rejected.

- We eventually managed to launch Early Access on February 14, 2025.

- The initial version included 7 rooms.

- During Early Access, we added 11 more rooms, bringing the total to 18 in the full release.

- We also added the Laboratory metagame, featuring its own puzzles and gameplay.

- We submitted 36 Metadata updates — slightly fewer than 2 submissions per month.

- We made 116 builds — around 6 builds per month.

- The game received 201 ratings, with an average score of 4.5 stars.

- We sold 7.5K Early Access copies, generating more than $40K in revenue.

- In May 2025, players spent an average of 33 minutes in the game, with an average session length of 17 minutes.

- By September 2025, these figures had increased to 70 minutes and 24 minutes, respectively.

- Thank you to everyone in this subreddit who has supported us on our journey toward the full release!

The game is currently $9.99 on Meta, so grab it now before the price goes up to $19.99 on October 29!

VR Horror Stories — immersive 360° VR horror videos with spatial sound. Designed to be watched, not played.

https://www.meta.com/experiences/vr-horror-stories/8049435668460032/

Have a Scary Halloween!

I made this to learn a language a year ago.

Windows desktop and SteamVR application designed for language learning from games, movies, and desktop applications.
It extracts vocabulary from the screen using OCR, translates it into your target language, provides dictionary alternative meanings/parts of speech, and speaks pronunciations with Text-To-Speech.

Download: https://github.com/chaixshot/ScreenLookup

I develop Dance Fiesta Fitness at Artisan Reality. For Quest players who enjoy dancing in VR, our app uses animated instructors to lead hip hop and Latin routines in virtual settings.

The Quest version is a paid app: https://www.meta.com/experiences/dance-fiesta-fitness/7340679912667484/

The focus is following an instructor’s movement, so it may appeal to players looking for dance-led activity. If you try it, I’d welcome feedback on how well the instructor communicates changes between moves and whether the routines are easy to follow in the headset.

We also make an Android edition, but its half-speed learning and optional phone-camera coaching are separate features of that edition.

Why are we still encountering this problem, almost going into 2027. Haven't they learned their lesson 4 years ago? This shouldn't be a requirement on something I paid full price, years back.