TINY FLOCK is LIVE today. No Brakes Games — the Vilnius studio behind HUMAN: FALL FLAT — has shipped its first built-for-VR title on META QUEST and STEAMVR, turning preview CALENDARS into a storefront BUY button on September 29, 2026.
Steam marks the game RELEASED on September 29 and is selling the VR-only build for $15.00 (21% off the $18.99 list) with an “Add to Cart” purchase path. The studio’s own Steam news post puts it plainly: “Tiny Flock is OUT NOW.” The Meta Quest Store listing shows the same $18.99 price with a Get / Available path for Quest buyers.
What You Get on Day One
Tiny Flock is a cosy physics PUZZLE game built for TOUCH: you shepherd a tiny flock of sheep through 21 hand-crafted DIORAMA levels. There is no single prescribed ROUTE. The Steam page and studio materials say players build bridges, stack and throw objects, pull ropes and levers, and smash props to open a SAFE path — driven by a custom PHYSICS setup designed for VR rather than a flat-screen port.
UploadVR flagged the September 29 Quest and SteamVR window earlier this month. MIXED noted that this is the first game No Brakes Games built for VR from scratch (Human: Fall Flat VR was a later VR edition of the 2016 platformer) and the first title the studio is publishing under its own name. Steam lists No Brakes Games as both DEVELOPER and PUBLISHER.
Hands, Passthrough, and Platforms
Both storefronts pitch full HAND-TRACKING. On PC, Steam notes hand tracking via STEAM LINK, with a pinky-pinch gesture for the in-game menu, plus PASSTHROUGH support. The Quest listing covers Quest 2, Quest Pro, Quest 3, and Quest 3S per earlier store coverage. Steam’s category list also TAGS Tracked Controller Support, Touch Only Option, Steam Achievements, and Family Sharing.
Minimum PC specs on Steam call for Windows 10 64-bit, a Core i7-4790 or Ryzen 5 1500X class CPU, 8GB RAM, a GTX 1060 or RX 570, and about 3GB of storage. The short description frames the pitch for all ages: guide WAYWARD sheep through beautiful dioramas using the environment around you.
Price Split Across Stores
Day-one pricing is not identical across channels. Quest is listing $18.99. Steam is running a launch discount to $15.00 from that same $18.99 list. Earlier preview coverage had cited a Quest pre-order figure; today’s live storefronts are the numbers that matter for buyers opening the pages now.
For a studio that lived for a decade on one physics hit, shipping a second original IP — and doing it as a VR-native release on the same calendar day across Quest and SteamVR — is the real NEWS. The sheep are in the PASTURE. The cart buttons are LIVE. Sources: Steam — Tiny Flock, Meta Quest Store, UploadVR, MIXED.