Bomb The Hill is live on the Meta Horizon Store. Pokodzima Studio’s downhill skateboarding VR sim — the Oculus Publishing Ignition prototype that spent the summer on wishlists — shows $19.99 with schema.org InStock on the Meta product page today, matching the September 10 Quest date UploadVR and Quest Store DB had locked.
That closes the calendar note we filed on September 4. The Meta listing (app id 26974030992211215) names compatibility for Quest 2, Quest Pro, Quest 3, and Quest 3S. Quest Store DB still lists single-player / PvE, standing or sitting, and offline play.
What you get on Quest
Pokodzima’s pitch has been consistent since the June UploadVR Showcase: race downhill past 70 mph through live traffic, mountain passes, and desert roads; tuck, slide, jump, and spin; freeride for style or chase a secret championship across 15 large tracks. The studio says the lines were developed with professional downhill riders and stress-tested across more than 100 playtests for comfort at speed. Planned price was always $19.99 — and that is the figure Meta’s offer markup carries now.
SteamVR still waiting
The dual-platform promise from June has not flipped yet. Steam app 4787310 still reports coming_soon: true with no day on the release string, so treat PC VR as separately confirmed when the Buy button appears. Until then, today’s unlock is the Quest storefront.
September 10 was already crowded: The Lightkeepers on Quest, Gunman Contracts – Stand Alone and Fresh Tracks VR on Steam. Bomb The Hill is the solo adrenaline slot in that stack — Ignition-funded midcore sim, not another co-op tower defense. Studio contact on the Steam page: support@pokodzima.com.
Sources: Meta Horizon Store listing (price and InStock verified live), Quest Store DB, UploadVR September 2026 releases, UploadVR Showcase SteamVR announcement, Steam app 4787310.