Battle Beyond The Wall locks September 7, 2026 on Meta Quest. Globiss Interactive — the Chicago studio behind Titanic: A Space Between — is shipping a multiplayer sandbox RTS that drops you from overhead command into first-person combat when the wall comes down.
UploadVR’s September 2026 releases roundup dates the Quest launch to the 7th. Quest Store DB and AltLab’s store mirror match that calendar day. The live Meta Quest Store listing is still in pre-order: $6.99 against a $9.99 list price, marked available on Quest 2, Quest Pro, Quest 3, and Quest 3S.
Command the army, then join it
The storefront pitch is unusually clear for a mid-tier Quest multiplayer title. Before the wall falls, you and up to three other commanders buy tanks, bomber planes, and troop classes, then place them on the map. When the wall drops, the match becomes real-time command — redeploy waves, protect your king, push the enemy castle — with the option to leave the overhead view, grab a weapon, climb into a vehicle, and fight on the ground yourself.
Meta’s product description frames the fantasy as two empires divided by a massive wall; the goal is to eliminate the enemy king while keeping your own defenses intact. Quest Store DB tags the build Multiplayer / PvP / PvE, standing play, moderate comfort, Teen (13+), and internet required. Those are storefront claims until day-one reviews stress-test matchmaking and AI troop behavior on Quest silicon.
Where it sits on the September board
September 7 is an early-week slot before Detective VR’s September 9 PS VR2/Steam expansion and the September 10 cluster of Lightkeepers, Gunman Contracts, and Bomb The Hill. Globiss is not chasing that co-op horror or rail-shooter traffic; Battle Beyond The Wall is the RTS/FPS hybrid on the board — closer to a toy-soldier sand table than to extraction loops.
The studio’s prior VR credit is Titanic: A Space Between, a narrative experience rather than competitive multiplayer, so this launch is a genre pivot as much as a calendar one. Reveal trailer footage is circulating via UploadVR’s roundup (YouTube id 0lE6V1TBIMw); the useful clock for buyers is still the Meta Store pre-order button and the September 7 ship date, not another hardware rumor week.
Pre-order is live on the Meta Quest Store. Three days out, the hard numbers are September 7, $9.99 list / $6.99 pre-order, and Quest-family compatibility — with match quality still unproven until the wall actually falls.
Sources: UploadVR (September 2026 VR releases), Meta Quest Store, Quest Store DB, Globiss Interactive, UploadVR (Titanic: A Space Between).