Super duper rough but have been to make a GTAV run standalone on the quest 3 (as in no connected PC). So many bugs and issues, sound needs a lot of work and collision and weapons (everything really) but it has been coming along!

Get behind the wheel in Need for Speed Underground 2 VR!

This update brings a complete shared cockpit interior, controller-based steering and working mirrors to the project, with builds available for standalone Meta Quest 3 and Windows PCVR.

What’s new:

- Anthracite and blue cockpit with dashboard, door panels, front seats and a rear bench.

- Cockpit view integrated into the regular camera cycle, with the original car body and hood visible.

- Racing gloves and motion steering: grip anywhere on the wheel with one or both hands, including hand-over-hand turns.

- 360° total steering-wheel rotation, with stable hand contact and improved regripping.

- Steering stays in position when you release the wheel. Move the left stick deliberately to resume stick steering.

- Working interior and side mirrors.

- Collision and road vibration through the controllers.

- Speed display behind the steering wheel and a lower map position.

- Updated controls for camera switching, nitro, handbrake and manual shifting.

📥 Download the update — Quest APK and Windows PCVR:

https://github.com/DR-89/nfsu2-vr/releases/tag/dev-2026-10-15

🛠️ Source code and installation instructions:

https://github.com/DR-89/nfsu2-vr

❤️ Support my development work on Patreon:

https://www.patreon.com/c/OpenSourceDevDirk

This is an experimental development build. The latest cockpit features have been tested on native Quest; dedicated PCVR testing and performance improvements are ongoing. Stable 72 FPS across gameplay has not yet been achieved.

You need your own supported original Xbox USA/NTSC-U game data. No original game files are included. The Quest importer supports ISO/XISO, ZIP and 7z. For PCVR, extract compressed archives first and import the ISO/XISO.

Based on the work of antoxa2584x and the xboxrecomp project:

https://github.com/antoxa2584x/nfsu2-sw

https://github.com/sp00nznet/xboxrecomp

This is an unofficial fan project, not affiliated with or endorsed by Electronic Arts, Meta or Microsoft.

#NFSUnderground2 #MetaQuest3 #PCVR #VRMod #NeedForSpeed

Bring the 1986 computer game classic 40 years into the future

Infinity started as a simple idea:

"What if you could freely travel through the universe in VR?"

Two years later, it's now available on Meta Quest.

You can journey from Earth to the outer planets, visit moons across the Solar System, explore distant star systems, and experience the incredible scale of space in a way that's difficult to appreciate on a flat screen.

The base app is completely free because I believe space exploration should be available to everyone.

I'm still actively developing it, and future updates will include real Moon and Mars terrain based on scientific data.

I'd genuinely love feedback from the Reddit space and VR communities. What would you add if you could build your own universe explorer?

Explore Infinity on Meta Quest

The arcade classic Crisis Zone comes to Meta Quest 3!

This VR port runs natively on the headset, bringing the game into virtual reality with stereoscopic 3D and tracked controller aiming.

Features include the blue arcade pistol, automatic fire, visual recoil and haptic feedback.

Take cover using the grip buttons or by physically ducking.

Adjust your weapon position, world scale and aiming aids through the English VR menu.

Download, source code and sideloading instructions:

https://github.com/DR-89/crisis-zone-vr

Also available for Windows with OpenXR support.

Thanks to spacestate1 for the underlying game reconstruction.

This is an unofficial fan project, not affiliated with Namco or Bandai Namco.

#CrisisZone #MetaQuest3 #VRGaming #Arcade #TimeCrisis #VRMod

I bought a used Meta Quest 3 about a week ago, and I noticed some scratches on the lenses. When I wear the headset, I can sometimes see a white, foggy spot that bothers me

I've been searching around and found out about polywatch glass solution to polish the lenses .

I'm fully aware that it will remove the anti-reflective coating

My main question is for anyone who has actually tried it on their Quest 3

Knowing the risks would you say it's worth trying or should I leave the lenses alone?

I'd really appreciate hearing from people with firsthand experience

This is Thousands at War, a large-scale VR battle sandbox I’ve been working on for Quest 3/3S.

You can create the armies, set their sizes, command them, and then fight inside the battle yourself in first person.

The base game will be free to play.

If anyone wants to wishlist it, I’ll put the Meta Store link in the comments.

If we have any interested card players, I've been working on a basic game-table game that also allows for importing game logic engines.
Here I am testing out the Forge mtg rules engine vs 3 ai. I've actually found this to be pretty great for testing out decks vs basic goldfishing.
Right now, importing a game engine or a custom deck is done via QR code scanning.
There are a few other features to the game like a virtual box/pack rip system that uses current values, so you can get a sense for how much you might lose or make (you're going to lose) on openings.
Would love to get a couple alpha testers!

It is logged into the same account. There is no purchase history. How do I fix this. I am extremely upset

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Not sure if it should be a horror as i was laughing at some bits.

It's Creepy, yet comical!

I just picked up a quest 3. And now I have money to get a gaming laptop/computer for pcvr. Because of it living situation I'll either be using skylink service, or my hotspot.

So tell me if you were to pick up a new gaming system mainly for vr what are you getting to to bottom.... I'm really but the smartest with a lot of this. But I can learn..

Thank you