I’m one of the developers working on Amber Alert for Meta Quest. You play a police officer answering a late-night call, searching a dangerous neighborhood and trying to rescue a captive girl.

Here is a short house-search clip from development:

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/08dGFv-RzyY

And a teddy-bear encounter:

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/bNk39UI5FCA

Wishlist page with screenshots: https://www.meta.com/experiences/amber-alert/9159026937537867/

These are development clips with fictional horror and violence. What stands out to you about the atmosphere?

I’m the developer of SLASHER NIGHT, an early single-player VR slasher simulator for Meta Quest and PC VR. This clip shows actual gameplay with fictional graphic violence. You become the slasher, exploring environments and interacting physically with NPCs.

Early testers wanted: expect bugs and unfinished features. Test access is available by request, and I’d like honest feedback on NPC physical reactions, melee encounters and the choices you make during encounters.

Meta Quest wishlist: https://www.meta.com/experiences/app/1355518070970803/

Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5390760/SLASHER_NIGHT/

Testing Discord: https://discord.gg/KWChQSwSD6

I wanted to check this out to see if it's worth playing in VR

Played this on PSVR2 today and it looked awesome in the headset

Do they have post flair for we f*ed up? Hi. I'm Jenny. My brother Beau owns a small VR studio (Dirty Pearl) and his team is finishing up a co-op horror game called Inwigo. You're kids, you're in a haunted Victorian manor called Thornwake, something in it wants you very badly and their closed playtest is going on NOW and the post they wrote had the wrong times on it and he's been in a Slack spiral since lunch.

So I'm doing this for him. Hi.

Is it full-on horror? Not for the diehards but if you're like me, there's plenty of jumpscares in there to keeo you on your toes.

Here's the actual schedule (I checked it twice, I'm not letting him near it):

Day 1 — tonight, Friday April 24

• 4–8 PM MDT / 5–9 PM CDT / 6–10 PM EDT / 3–7 PM PDT

Day 2 — Saturday April 25

• 11 AM–3 PM MDT / 12–4 PM CDT / 1–5 PM EDT / 10 AM–2 PM PDT

Day 3 — Sunday April 26

• All day, servers down at 9 PM MDT / 10 PM CDT / 11 PM EDT / 8 PM PDT

Between windows, if nothing's on fire, they'll leave the server up so you can poke around. If something is on fire they'll pull it, patch it, bring it back next window. The posted times are the guaranteed ones. Anything outside that is a happy accident.

What it is:

• Co-op VR horror-extraction. 1–4 players.
• You're children. The mansion does not care.
• Meta Quest only for now.
• 1–2 hour sessions.
• One of the enemies is a butler. I'm told he is polite about it.

How to help my brother:

1. Quest invite: https://www.meta.com/s/4xlrQGjA7
2. Discord so you can yell about bugs in #bugs: https://discord.gg/MY2RERUFu
3. Play it. That's literally all we need.

If you want to send written feedback or be on the list for the next test, there's a form: https://forms.gle/hNu3Mx6mHm4asHxS7 — totally optional. The form is not a gate. Go play.

Thanks. We're pretty passionate about what we're building and would love you to check it out.

I was hugely impressed by the visuals using the PSVR2 Adaptor, what are your thoughts from this short video?

Sometimes you can forget how scary some games are

Never played the Banned Footage DLC in VR before, has anyone else overlooked these too?

If you mess around with UEVR, this is worth checking out

Hey everyone,
I’m the solo dev behind SleepWatch, a psychological horror experience on Meta Quest.
To qualify for a recent hackathon, I had to ship a major update, so I decided to push the game in a direction I’ve wanted to explore for a while: multiplayer.

SleepWatch used to be a strictly solo experience. With 1.24, there are now two multiplayer options:

• Two-headset mode – one player is the Sleeper, the other is the Observer. The Observer joins via a 6-character code or Horizon OS invite and actively controls when and how the Sleeper gets haunted. No scripted jumpscares, just human-driven chaos.

• Party mode – one person plays in the headset, the game is mirrored to a TV/tablet, and everyone else joins from their phone or laptop through a small companion web app. Multiple people can trigger sounds and apparitions at the same time, which turned out to be way more fun (and evil) than I expected.

Alongside multiplayer, I added new sounds, new apparitions, and did a pass on performance to keep everything running smoothly on Quest.

Horror isn’t for everyone, and this isn’t about cheap jumpscares. If you can’t endure it for long… then it’s probably doing its job.

Happy to answer questions or hear feedback if anyone’s curious.

Here is the link to the game:

https://www.meta.com/en-gb/experiences/sleepwatch/24716797894619781/

My friend told me about this game and it sounds pretty creepy, but is it actually scary? Im aware there’s a sequel, is that one better?

Between sleep and fear, you can’t move, only blink.

SleepWatch is a psychological VR horror experience inspired by real sleep paralysis. Lying in bed, you’re trapped between dreaming and waking while a ghost lurks in your room. You can’t run. You can’t scream. You can only close your eyes to hide or stare back to survive.

Every second counts. Survive as long as you can and climb the global leaderboard of the Longest Awake.

• Immersive VR experience built for Meta Quest
• Minimal controls: only your gaze and blinks
• Random ghost encounters and tense sound design
• A slow-burn horror where silence is your only defense

How long can you stay awake before the nightmare takes you?

It’s now on the Meta Store, would love feedback from real Quest players.

https://www.meta.com/experiences/sleepwatch/24716797894619781/

Demo available on Steam

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Well that will teach me for playing this 😂