Traffix XR: Cities of Tomorrow is LIVE on the Meta Quest Store. Infinity Games’ relaxed mixed-reality traffic puzzle landed on October 15 for Quest 3, Quest 3S and Quest Pro, and the STORE lists it InStock at $19.99.
That closes the window UploadVR locked on October 4, when the studio said the title would ship mid-month as a Mini Motorways-style session you can play in PASSTHROUGH or full VR. Metaverse Watcher flagged the DATE in an earlier calendar note; the new FACT today is the live LISTING and the PRICE.
What You Get for $19.99
According to the Meta Store product page, Traffix XR is AVAILABLE on Quest Pro, Quest 3 and Quest 3S. The pitch matches the trailer UploadVR carried: PLACE road tiles to landmarks, keep TRAFFIC flowing, and watch a miniature city grow around the NETWORK. Homes, towers, bridges and subway links emerge from the routes you BUILD.
FLOW is the core LOOP. Traffic updates in REAL TIME, so a BOTTLENECK is fixed by ERASING and rebuilding, with erased roads RETURNING to your SUPPLY. HAZARDS clear through GESTURE — sweep snow with an open hand, press flooded tiles, and blow sand away — which keeps the puzzle TACTILE without turning it into a fitness title.
Players can use HAND TRACKING or Touch CONTROLLERS, standing or sitting. That controller-optional path matters as Meta pushes hand-tracked play for its upcoming VR Glasses lineup, even though Traffix itself makes no claim about that hardware.
Creative Mode and Community Maps
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 flagged when it locked the date.
Infinity Games has not published a Steam or PCVR SKU beside the Quest LAUNCH. The store page is the AUTHORITATIVE source for price, platform and AVAILABILITY as of launch day.
Sources and Context
UploadVR’s October 4 preview framed Traffix as a relaxed mixed-reality traffic puzzle and said a REVIEW would follow launch. Infinity Games is listed as the creator on the Meta Store schema. The live $19.99 InStock listing CONFIRMS the calendar DATE without adding a review score yet — the store page still shows an empty rating pool at check time.
For the earlier DATE lock versus today’s LAUNCH, see our calendar note: Traffix XR: Cities of Tomorrow Locks October 15 on Quest.