VR4ALL130 fan-made games for standalone Quest, one free app to install and update them, and a corner of the internet for the people who love this stuff.
Get The Drop: new ports and creator stories, when there’s something worth playing.
Every game on here was made by someone in the community. VR4ALL just gets it onto your Quest and keeps it current.
Pull a game off the shelf to see what it is and who made it.
Download VR4ALL for Windows from GitHub. It updates itself after that.
Turn on Developer Mode, use a USB data cable, and approve USB debugging in the headset.
Add the files the card asks for from a copy you own, then hit Install. VR4ALL does the building and the transfer.
Free, in beta, and Windows x64 for now. Apple silicon Macs can build from source. Bring your own game files: no ROMs or commercial game data included.
New ports worth your evening, the people who made them, and setup help when something fights back. No schedule for the sake of a schedule. It lands when there’s something good.
This started with one Reddit post. VR4ALL releases have been downloaded 4,696 times since, and the best ideas keep coming from the comments.
It’s the shelf up there.
A second port is now a choice on the card.
Forsaken, Unreal Gold and UT99 are in.
A community member opened the pull request.
No Frame here to test on yet.
You’re running community-made software on your own gear, so you should be able to check our work. The source is on GitHub, recent releases ship SHA-256 checksums, and every card links to the creator. We don’t include ROMs or commercial game files. It’s a beta, ports vary, and not every one has been tested on every Quest. When something breaks, tell us.
Time 0.04x / Hits 0Aim with your cursor. Click to fire. Hit the red figure and it breaks.
The VR4ALL kit
VR4ALL brings ports to Quest standalone. The kit is a different animal: precision hardware with SteamVR capabilities, for people who take their VR shooters seriously. Drag to turn each one, click a number to get close, take it apart, read the stats. These are concept models and prototype targets, so expect them to change as we test.
The rifleLength: ~80 cmInspect it
The pistolLength: ~20 cmInspect it
The gloveTracking: Per-finger sensors, wiredInspect itPrototype
A full-size assault rifle for VR shooters on SteamVR. Shoulder it, grip it and aim down it, with one solid object in your hands and not two floating controllers.
Reserve yours. Free, no card, first in line when it ships.
Drag to turn it. Click a number for a close-up. Scroll to move on.
Next: Pistol ↓Prototype
The sidearm. Same build and same tracking idea in a compact frame, for fast one-handed work and every game where you’re quick-drawing.
Reserve yours. Free, no card, first in line when it ships.
Drag to turn it. Click a number for a close-up. Scroll to move on.
Next: Glove ↓Prototype
Wired tracking gloves for precision in VR shooters. Sensors along every finger feed a module on your wrist, so your trigger finger is exactly where the game thinks it is.
Reserve yours. Free, no card, first in line when it ships.
Drag to turn it. Click a number for a close-up. Scroll to move on.
See progress ↓We’re getting ready to show you prototypes. There’s nothing to hand out yet, so these are locked until they’re off the bench. The list sees them first.
The idea, these models and a lot of sketches.
Building the first ones now. This is where we are.
People on the list try them and tell us what’s wrong.
Real price, real date. The list hears first.
To your door, with the app ready for it.
Concept models of the rifle, pistol and tracking glove are up. Real prototypes come next, and the list sees them first.
Two PS2-era ports join the shelf. Bring your own disc image.
Remove a port from your Quest and VR4ALL tells you exactly what goes with it.
Drop in your owned game folder and the app handles a very large first build.
No price yet. No date yet. Joining costs nothing, you’ll see every prototype as it comes off the bench, and you’ll hear first when pre-orders open.