UploadVR’s October 2026 RELEASE calendar locks Traffix XR: Cities of Tomorrow for OCTOBER 15 on Meta QUEST — a relaxed mixed-reality traffic PUZZLE from publisher Infinity Games (listed on Alt Lab). The date sits beside Disembodied, Spymaster 1.0, and Bad Inmate on the same mid-month Quest window.
Alt Lab describes a TABLETOP city that grows inside your ROOM. You PLACE, erase, redirect, and UPGRADE roads; homes, towers, bridges, and subway LINKS emerge from the NETWORK. Maps span plains, tropical, desert, and futuristic settings. Players can use HAND TRACKING or Touch controllers, standing or sitting.
FLOW is the core LOOP. Traffic updates in REAL TIME, so bottlenecks are fixed by rebuilding routes — erased roads return to your SUPPLY. Hazards clear through GESTURE: sweep snow with an open hand, press flooded tiles, and blow at quicksand. That keeps the puzzle tactile without turning the session into a fitness title.
CREATIVE MODE is the other half of the pitch. Build challenges with terrain, roads, landmarks, props, obstacles, and custom goals; test that a map can be completed; then PUBLISH it. Community shelves list featured, recent, and undiscovered maps from other players — a UGC layer UploadVR also flags in the October ROUNDUP.
French outlet Stylistme independently frames the title as Infinity Games Ltd. work for Quest 3, 3S, and Pro, aimed at calm strategy sessions rather than punitive speed. UploadVR supplies the hard DATE: OCTOBER 15 on Quest. An official TRAILER from Infinity Games is already circulating on YouTube and in UploadVR’s media embed.
For Metaverse Watcher readers tracking the October Quest calendar — Pedal Rebel on the 5th, the crowded OCTOBER 8 cluster, then the 15th wave — Traffix XR adds a HAND-first city puzzle rather than another shooter. Watch the storefront flip for FINAL price and local unlock timing; until then, the useful FACT is the lock: mixed-reality traffic building arrives on Quest in twelve DAYS.
Sources: UploadVR October 2026 releases; Alt Lab Traffix XR page; Stylistme; Infinity Games official trailer.
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