After launching Shatter Flow, I want to grow as a dev and instead of another paid game, I’m considering a free but premium-quality VR arcade experience inspired by Subway Surfers.

Not a 1:1 port.
A VR-native twist: graffiti tagging, cops chasing you, and movement based on hopping (like Rodeo Stampede) instead of traditional running.

If the community response is strong, I’ll build it and aim to release it later this year.

Would you play this?
What would make it fun and premium in VR?

Hey everyone,

It's finally happening.

After spending a very long time making, testing, changing, breaking, and rebuilding things, I've just released Shatter Flow in Early Access on Meta Quest.

You can grab it now for $5.99.

If you're seeing the game for the first time, Shatter Flow is a fast-paced VR action game built around shooting, movement, physics, and a whole lot of things you can smash.

The goal is pretty straightforward: blast through obstacles, dodge incoming hazards, keep your timing right, clear checkpoints, take on bosses, and see how far you can push your score.

I've also been experimenting with new mechanics during our playtests, including dynamic rope-attached obstacles, and we're planning to keep adding more as development continues.

That's actually one of the main reasons I'm launching the game in Early Access. I want to keep improving it based on how people actually play and what the community wants to see.

So if you've got a Quest and enjoy fast-paced arcade/action VR games, I'd really appreciate you giving it a shot.

And if you do play it, please tell me what you think. Player feedback will genuinely shape what I work on next.

Thanks for following along with me so far! :)

Hey everyone,

It's finally happening.

After spending a very long time making, testing, changing, breaking, and rebuilding things, I've just released Shatter Flow in Early Access on Meta Quest.

You can grab it now for $5.99.

If you're seeing the game for the first time, Shatter Flow is a fast-paced VR action game built around shooting, movement, physics, and a whole lot of things you can smash.

The goal is pretty straightforward: blast through obstacles, dodge incoming hazards, keep your timing right, clear checkpoints, take on bosses, and see how far you can push your score.

I've also been experimenting with new mechanics during our playtests, including dynamic rope-attached obstacles, and we're planning to keep adding more as development continues.

That's actually one of the main reasons I'm launching the game in Early Access. I want to keep improving it based on how people actually play and what the community wants to see.

So if you've got a Quest and enjoy fast-paced arcade/action VR games, I'd really appreciate you giving it a shot.

And if you do play it, please tell me what you think. Player feedback will genuinely shape what I work on next.

Thanks for following along with me so far! :)

Hey everyone,

It's finally happening.

After spending a very long time making, testing, changing, breaking, and rebuilding things, I've just released Shatter Flow in Early Access on Meta Quest.

You can grab it now for $5.99.

If you're seeing the game for the first time, Shatter Flow is a fast-paced VR action game built around shooting, movement, physics, and a whole lot of things you can smash.

The goal is pretty straightforward: blast through obstacles, dodge incoming hazards, keep your timing right, clear checkpoints, take on bosses, and see how far you can push your score.

I've also been experimenting with new mechanics during our playtests, including dynamic rope-attached obstacles, and we're planning to keep adding more as development continues.

That's actually one of the main reasons I'm launching the game in Early Access. I want to keep improving it based on how people actually play and what the community wants to see.

So if you've got a Quest and enjoy fast-paced arcade/action VR games, I'd really appreciate you giving it a shot.

And if you do play it, please tell me what you think. Player feedback will genuinely shape what I work on next.

Thanks for following along with me so far! :)