FAQs:
1. How can I install games or applications on my Meta Quest?
To install games or applications on your Meta Quest, you can purchase them from the App Store on the device or through the Meta Quest app on your mobile phone. The App Store is similar to Apple’s or Google Play’s, with recommendations and predefined filters for different genres.
2. What are the prices of the apps on Meta Quest?
The prices of apps on Meta Quest range from €9.99 to €39.99 in most cases. Some apps are free, while others may have higher prices or subscriptions. Compared to other platforms like PlayStation, the prices are generally not expensive.
3. Can I return games if I don’t like them?
Yes, you can return games on Meta Quest if you don’t like them. As long as it has been less than 14 days since the purchase and you haven’t played more than two hours, you can return the game and get a refund. This feature allows you to try out multiple games and only pay for the ones you enjoy.
4. What are some recommended games or applications for beginners on Meta Quest?
Here is a list of recommended games and applications for beginners on Meta Quest:
- Beat Saber: A rhythm game where you use lightsabers to slice through blocks to the beat of music. (€29.99 + expansions)
- Richie’s Plank Experience: An immersive experience that showcases the power of VR. (€14.99)
- Robo Recall: Unplugged: A shooter game where you fight against robots. (€29.99)
- Crisis Brigade 2 Reloaded: A cooperative shooter game reminiscent of Time Crisis. (€14.99)
- SuperHot VR: A time-bending action game. (€24.99)
- Rezzil Player: A gamified training app for soccer and reflexes. (€9.99)
- In Death: Unchained: An adventure-shooter game with a medieval theme. (€29.99)
- FitXR: A rhythm and fitness game. (Free with subscription)
- Pistol Whip: A shooter game where you feel like John Wick. (€29.99)
- The Thrill of the Fight: A boxing game known for its realism. (€9.99)
- Vader Immortal: A Star Wars experience divided into three parts. (€9.99 each)
- SkyBox VR: A video player for VR and 360-degree videos. (€9.99)
- Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes: A multiplayer game where one player defuses a bomb with instructions from friends outside of VR. (€14.99)
- Eleven Table Tennis: A ping pong game with realistic physics. (€29.99)
- Brink Traveler: A virtual travel app. (€14.99)
5. Are there any games or apps for fitness and training on Meta Quest?
Yes, there are fitness and training games available on Meta Quest. One example is FitXR, which provides cardio workouts. There are also apps like Rezzil Player that offer gamified training for specific sports.
6. Is there a game for virtual reality mixed with augmented reality on Quest 3?
Yes, there is a game called First Encounters that combines virtual reality and augmented reality on Quest 3. It is a free shooter game that offers a fun and impressive mixed reality experience.
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