My 7 favorite Meta Quest 3 game reveals at the UploadVR Summer Showcase 2024
This year's UplaodVR Summer Showcase was an hour-long event that introduced us to many titles heading to the best VR headsets that might soon be worthy of being called the very best VR games out there.
You can check out the full showcase too to see everything that was announced, but to keep things simple, I've picked out my seven favorites that are coming to the Meta Quest 3 and am highlighting them here.
Some are out now in early access, while others will launch in 2025. There are also a lot of genres, so let's explore them.
Coaster Mania, which was showcased at last year’s UploadVR Showcase, returned with a new trailer this year – and Roller Coaster Tycoon fans need to take notice.
You can design your own virtual roller coasters in mixed reality – either creating completely custom tracks within your own unique environment or tackling the campaign’s over 50 coaster-building challenges – which you can then ride in VR. Plus, you can try community-made levels to find inspiration and see what’s possible in this game.
The fall launch is coming in “Fall” this year (September, October, November), but it’s already available for early access via App Lab on Quest.
Lovesick is a story-driven VR escape room game about a post-punk band on the verge of breaking up. As bassist Sam, you must explore a surreal mindscape in order to rescue your friends and maybe bring the band back together.
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I adore VR puzzle games, and Lovesick’s vibe is ticking a lot of boxes for me – especially the surreal yet grounded art style it has.
It’s launching in 2025.
This mixed reality drawing app could be the perfect place for artistic beginners. Armed with a real pad and pencil, Pencil! teaches you how to draw with a mixture of step-by-step tutorials and assistive tools.
What’s especially cool is you can create a custom scene of virtual objects, and the app can project virtual outlines and shading hints onto your page for you to follow. I’ve
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