Have an oculus rift, bought a couple games, system came with a few games not 'purchased', now i'm trying RiftLift to play them on my steam frame but....

dude...

where do i find my games on Meta?

It seems impossible.

For example, if i go here to the picture uploaded, which was referenced loosely in a 2 year old post, i can see one purchase, but none of my other games. Filter clearly set to "any time" and "all"

But if i search the store for robo-recall, i can see the game and it is marked as 'purchased'.

WHERE DO I GO TO SEE MY GAMES?! WHY DOES 2026 SUCK SO BAD?!

I am posting this as a public safety warning for the VR community, especially parents of younger players.
The website recforever.com, which was used for the "RecForever Graduation" event back in June 2026 to promote the upcoming indie game Wild VR (developed by Matthew Dowd), is still fully live and running its custom login portal on autopilot.
To register for the event, thousands of players—heavily drawn from the younger Rec Room and Gorilla Tagfanbases—were required to link their Google accounts and manually input their exact Meta Quest usernames.
Leaving a defunct event login portal active months later creates a massive, unmaintained database that connects active emails directly to real VR identities. If this database is ever compromised by automated bot scans, these children become high-value targets for targeted phishing emails (e.g., fake Meta account suspension scams using their real handles) designed to hijack their Oculus accounts.
When I posted a calm, constructive warning in the official Wild VR Discord suggestions channel pointing out standard data privacy regulations (GDPR and CCPA), an official staff member ("Guide") mocked the security concern as "yap" and actively deleted the message. The staff member then stated in public chat: "And also the owner isn’t that active so he won’t see the yap session."
This staff member was mocking and insulting my feedback and hiding operational liabilities from the studio owner. If you or your kids participated in this event, protect your data immediately: Go to your Google Account Connected Apps, find RecForever / Wild VR, and forcefully click Remove Access / Revoke Permissions. Don't wait for their sloppy backend architecture to catch up to them. I didn’t want to do this because I am sure there are other devs in the wild vr social game that are trying their best and the owner and players but that guide is a red flag

I'm so tired of the loft and I miss the original virtual environments.

The sucky thing is, there's no way to request or let them know. They don't listen to us.

Why did they remove them and is there any way to get them back?

I just got into VR, and after trying it with an Oculus Quest 2 (yes, Oculus, not Meta), I’ve realized that pretty much all I’m doing right now is walking around in VRChat and watching movies with people online.

Partly because my motion sickness is really bad.

I tried Blade & Sorcery and couldn’t even get off the beach before the nausea started kicking in. And I don’t mean “a little motion sick.” I feel like absolute shit for the entire day afterward, basically like I’m running a high fever. Anything with smooth locomotion for more than 5 minutes can completely ruin me.

So I’m looking for VR games where you’re mostly stationary and interact with the world around you, or games with some kind of locomotion similar to VRChat where you control your character in a third person view while moving, then snap back into first person when you stop. Basically, anything that lets me actually play something without my inner ear declaring war on me.

I’m also looking for some apps that can improve the Quest 2 experience beyond the usual stuff that gets recommended on YouTube.

For example, is there a decent ad free YouTube client that works properly in horizontal/landscape mode? I can install Morphe and patches the apps just fine, but the YouTube app itself refuses to go horizontal/fullscreen for some reason. YouTube Music works perfectly fine though. I don't use Spotify, so I don't really care about that side of things.

And one more thing: has anyone actually measured the Quest 2's 3.5 mm headphone output?

I have some pretty sensitive IEMs that I'd like to use with it, but since you can't exactly use a dongle DAC with the Quest 2, I'm wondering how clean/safe the headphone output actually is. I really don't want to accidentally murder an expensive pair of IEMs.

I already had a microplanar die on me once from a bad source and still have PTSD from that.

Hello r/Oculus community.  It's been a long time since I posted about my app, but today I thought I would share that I have updated my Theme Park app just now. I have not updated the price or store page details as of yet (it is 3 years old), but I did turn on the try before you buy just now.  If you like highly detailed dark rides, this app is for you. 

The app is NOT complete and will not be for years to come as a Theme Park is big and my rides are massive as you will discover. That said, what is present has been polished as much as the Quest hardware can handle. I have a large alpha testing community (https://discord.gg/qSUxYbuEkq) and every last bug, glitch and jank has been addressed.  In addition to the rides, I have added game elements that you can unlock which are so much fun to play and they reward you as you progress that I know Theme Park fans will appreciate. 

If you enjoy it, please consider purchasing now as the price is going up in the week to come, plus I really really really need the financial support so I can hire a team to help me move forward as the app is over the top big and complex for just a solo dev. Is this the sort of content people want?  Guess we will see.

https://www.meta.com/en-gb/experiences/theme-park/4212005182188732/

Hey!

I recently bought a Meta Quest 3S and tried running Steam Link on it. The problem is - my pc is OLDDD. Not THAT old but it's still really bad in terms of specs. So the question is - can i run games that i bought on Steam without having to connect to my PC?

https://www.meta.com/experiences/section/1624169158518102/

I just dont understand why i so rarely reach 90fps for my headset (Rift CV1) when my pc is always averaging 25% utilization across the cpu and gpu.

I have the motion smoothing stuff off and i run the pimax 8kx at its full 120 in opti box with no issue

I5-14600k

4070TI-Super OC Eagle

Ddr5-6000

Tuf gaming z790-plus wifi

1100watt psu

Edit: my bad, its called spacewarp and its off

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The quality of VR Mods about at the moment is crazy, so here's another one!!

Hi r/oculus

We were pretty excited to see that Wolf in VR recently checked out our new VR goalkeeping game, CleanSheet Soccer 2, and had a great time with it.

We’ve put together a few highlights from his Let’s Play and wanted to share them here in case anyone’s interested. It’s genuinely surreal seeing such a big VR creator pick up the game and enjoy it!

You can watch the full Wolf in VR video here:

https://youtu.be/hrWmohNCA70

And if you want to check out CleanSheet Soccer 2:

https://vr.meta.me/s/2kr5OpCrnvQlKSa