Published October 27, 2026. By Metaverse Watcher staff.
Fishy, the free-to-play multiplayer fishing game from studio Enver, has broken into the Meta Quest store’s weekly top 10 just under two weeks after its October 15 launch. According to UploadVR’s chart check on October 27, Fishy sits at number 10, pushing Wooster Games’ long-running hit Animal Company down to 11th. That gives Enver a hand in THREE of the store’s ten top-selling titles at once, a rare position on a chart that seldom changes.
Which Enver Games Are in the Quest Top 10
UploadVR lists three titles tied to Enver in the current top 10:
- Fishy, Enver’s own social fishing game, developed with advice from Trass Games, the studio behind Yeeps.
- Scary Baboon, Enver’s earlier in-house hit.
- UG, ContinuumXR’s caveman sandbox, which Enver helped fund and market alongside Trass Games.
Trass’ own Yeeps is also in the top 10, so the Enver and Trass working relationship now touches four of the ten best-selling Quest titles. The only other 2026 release on the list is SigmonVR’s free-to-play shooter Hero x Hero, which UploadVR reports is currently at number one.
What Fishy Is
Fishy casts players as “fishercats” on a remote island. Casting and reeling are physical motions, and the loop is built around playing with others: catching and selling rare fish, collecting rods with special abilities, completing challenges and contracts, and teaming up with friends against sea monster bosses summoned with items found while fishing, according to Enver’s launch announcement. The studio says a closed beta drew hundreds of positive reviews averaging 4.7 stars, and the Meta Horizon store listing shows a 4.7 rating from about 4,100 reviews at the time of writing.
We covered the game’s announcement before release in our Fishy launch preview. Enver’s launch announcement notes that co-founder KJ1 and creator Parku have both played the game.
Why a New Top 10 Entry Matters
The Quest top-selling chart is unusually static. Established free-to-play social games tend to hold their places for long stretches, so new releases rarely break in. A two-week-old free game displacing Animal Company is a meaningful signal that the social, creator-driven model behind games like Gorilla Tag still works for studios that know how to run it.
It is also uncommon for one company to hold several slots. UploadVR says the only precedents it knows of are New Folder Games, with I Am Cat and I Am Security, and Owlchemy Labs, with Job Simulator and Vacation Simulator. New Folder’s I Am Cat was also the most downloaded PS VR2 game in September. Enver’s case is different because its reach comes partly from funding and marketing other studios’ games, not only from its own releases.
The result lands as Meta’s VR business is under close watch; see our coverage of Meta’s Q3 2026 Reality Labs results. Free games that keep the existing Quest 3 and Quest 3S audience coming back are a large part of the platform’s top sellers, alongside Meta’s own efforts to add value for owners, such as the free add-ons now bundled with Horizon+.
The Paid Chart
Free games dominate the overall list, so the paid-only chart tells a separate story. UploadVR notes that it also rarely changes, but Bad Inmate, released earlier this month, has reached number five among paid titles.
How to Play
Fishy is free on the Meta Horizon store for Quest headsets. If you are picking up a headset for social games like this one, our Quest 3 vs Quest 3S buying guide compares the two current models, and our step-by-step Quest setup guide covers getting started.
Chart positions are from UploadVR’s check of the Meta Horizon store’s weekly Top Selling list on October 27, 2026, and can change week to week.