Hey!

I'm working with the Readality team this semester as a marketing student to share what they've been building.

Readality brings digital comics and manga into VR, letting you physically hold 3D books, flip pages naturally by hand or controller, read in any position wherever you'd like, and even read together with friends.

Try it out for free now by downloading the Alpha:

• Download the Alpha: Readality Alpha Download
• Join our Discord & share feedback: Readality Discord

Drop your thoughts, bug reports, or feature requests either here or on our Discord so we can build this with the community.

Hey, I’m one of the developers behind NEX, a video player for Quest. We just added instant 3D support to the built-in browser, so you can open a supported site, play a video, and turn on AI 3D. No PC or conversion beforehand.

I’ve mostly been testing it with music videos from a few singers, and honestly, I’ve been enjoying it. Some shots look better than others. I wouldn’t call the effect perfect, but when it works well, it’s pretty cool.

For everyone who tried the earlier version and got terrible frame drops: we’ve made a big improvement there too. I’d love to hear how the update runs with the videos that gave you trouble before.

Personally, I think real-time conversion is where this is heading. Converting ahead of time still has its place, but waiting hours is a lot when you just want to sit down and watch something.

You can use the browser in NEX’s viewing environments. I’m particularly fond of the lake scene, where you can see the screen’s light reflected on the water. NEX also offers customization of the playback controls to keep your usual settings handy.

I’m guessing someone will ask about Netflix: unfortunately, it still doesn’t work because of DRM. YouTube and most of the sites work, but I can’t promise every site will especially with DRM.

Click here to try NEX for free. Try the sites you actually watch before buying the one-time unlock. All features&environments are included in the free trial.

Hope you guys enjoy this one. Let me know what you end up watching.

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Let me know what you think of it, and any suggestions/things you would like to see in the game.
Wishlist on Steam! Would help a lot)

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4903500/Specters_of_the_Void_Sea/

Join the discord for access to the free live playtest!

https://discord.gg/rfdDTGgc7x

Today I am ready to start showing everyone something I have been working really hard on for the past 6 months. For the longest time there had only been a few titles you could play in a Yaw motion simulator with no PC required by using a Meta Quest VR headset, but sadly all but Epic Rollercoasters have dropped that support over the years.... Also, I don't think I've ever seen a standalone game move another simulator other than a Yaw, so I set out to change that!

🚀 What is Project VIM? Project VIM is designed to deliver motion telemetry and full simulator integration right from your standalone headset, making motion cockpits more accessible and easier to jump into than ever before.

I'm in the process of working out the licensing and final pricing details, but I should be launching this for direct-to-consumer sales soon on vrgamerdude.com and possibly other platforms. I'm also interested in talking to potential investment partners who are industry connected to see how far and wide we could take this into VR Arcades, LBEs, and other pop-up VR attraction spaces by helping vendors negate the high cost of a gaming PC to run some attractions.

👇 Drop a comment below: Are you running a motion rig like the Yaw VR or DOF Reality? Which games would you want to see supported first on standalone?

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Hello everyone! Here's my collection after 6 years of deal hunting! If anyone has any questions about any piece, I'd be glad to snap some up close pictures, and share some details!

Thats the app every single time i open it. Restarting, force closing, deleting and reinstalling, i set the oculus runtime to manual in my pc services and still nothing. Im not sure what to do anymore. Any help is appreciated

I'll try to explain this as best I can

Games like

\-Geronimo

\-Pavlov

They both have a weird bug where I can play them no problem, but after my pc been put into sleep mode, or after a few days, the game starts up normally, but I only see black, even though I have a screen on my pc

I tried \[opening and closing SteamVR, forcing the game to open with OpenVR, going to developer mode to change displays or reset the headset, downloading SteamVR and the games again\]

None worked; however, if I fully restart my PC and then open the games, everything works well. I have noticed it's only with Unreal games

I mean like take the motherboard + battery of a Quest, it's cooling and cameras then fit them inside the shell then adapt the screens + IPD to the system ? I would really do it myself with a broken CV1 but i don't have the ressources to do it.

I'll set my controller down then move my hand to either scratch my face or just move my hand somewhere for a moment and occasionally the controller on screen jets to my hands position even though im not holding it. i have hand tracking turned off.

Hey everyone,

0.9.1 is out, and the thing I'm happiest about is that multiplayer now works. I spent a lot of time on it: a game that signs in through Steam can now log in to its own online services, and lobbies work.

What I've tested so far:

• Ancient Dungeon VR: lobbies work, and I played a game with another player.
• Archery Pro with James: the online mode works too.
• PAYDAY: Aces High Demo: it logs in to Epic Online Services, and I played a game with other people.

A few rare games stay blocked by a protection in their APK, like VRChat, which closes by itself after a few seconds. If you try a multiplayer game, tell me how it goes, here or on the Discord: that's how I know what works and what doesn't.

I'd especially like to know whether Forefront works on Quest or on Pico, and Gorilla Tag. Any feedback is welcome, here or on the Discord.

This version also brings:

• A real download progress: the downloader could say 99% while a quarter of the files were missing. The progress now never goes above what is really on the device, and a time left is worked out from how the download moves.
• Passthrough, game by game: some games use the view of the real world without saying so in their VR build, and the device then hides it (Cubism, since an update of the game). On the compatibility page of a game, a choice of automatic, on or off lets it show again. Automatic does it for the games known to need it, and the list grows as players report one.
• Games with large data files: many big games ship their data separately, and Android limits where an app can write it. Some games stayed incomplete or didn't start, Pico in particular. GamePort now asks once for access to the files, lets the game place its own files when Android refuses, spots a game that is missing some and offers to repair it.
• Launch arguments: the page of a game lists the ones Steam publishes for it. The ones meant for VR are preselected, but you stay in control and can change them. It can fix some problems, Quantum Void in particular.
• The store pages now show the game's screenshots and its trailer, so you can see what it looks like before installing it.
• A Manage games page, and screenshots and trailers in the store.
• Guided tours of the main pages, and a Help section in the settings that explains the marks, the buttons and the options.
• Games for adults stay hidden until you say you're an adult.
• More precise problem reports: you pick what goes wrong from a list (several choices are possible) and can describe it in your own words. It also counts as a "doesn't work" vote for the game, and the compatibility page, in the app and on the website, shows what other players reported, kind of device by kind of device.
• A game that was just updated no longer asks for the same update again.
• And of course I improved compatibility with games: an Unreal game that starts from a splash screen now opens in VR, games that stuttered on a missing Meta library now run evenly, and a game's other controls are given when the runtime refuses one.

The APK is on the releases page, and it installs over the previous version and keeps your games, saves and settings. The Discord is there for help and compatibility reports. GamePort isn't made by or affiliated with Valve, Meta or Pico.

I'm hosting a murder drones rp of ep 1 soon but i need ppl to help, join this discord server if you wanna help/attend.

https://discord.gg/6Jd7Jj3QBf

I just bought an quest 3s today and i have been trying to connect it to my phone for the past 3 hours. Despite all of this my headset just doesnt seem to want to give me the code that i need.

I have tried to factory reset. Other wifi. And even on my pc but nothing works.

Can anyone help me out?

If you are able even to, how are you running your headset? Because over the past year, each update to meta horizon link makes it less and less usable. Every time I try to use mine the app keeps crashing and black screens my headsets.

Last night I reinstalled the app on a fresh drive and downgraded my graphics drivers to a version horizon link was happy with. But when i launched a game, it crashed and rebooted 4 times in the span of a minute and when it stopped, my controllers were disconnected and wouldn’t reconnect.

I have tried to find older versions of the oculus app but couldn’t figure out how to get it working.

Is there a way to make my Rift s usable again? Or am i just gonna have to retire from VR until i can afford a new one?

- 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!