Squingle Arcade’s October 15 update adds 20 free Liquid Realm levels, a $4.99 Liquid Campaign DLC on Quest and Limitless, a one-time infinite-Energy purchase listed at $19.99, the same price the original Squingle still sells for on Steam. VRAL Games has not explained how Energy refills.
Kluge Interactive’s free Spooky Update adds Apashe’s “Lord & Master,” temporary Spin City bats, and optional Neon Bloom and Flash on Quest, PlayStation VR2, and Steam.
UploadVR’s Oct 14 impressions call SpaceOwl’s VR space RTS sequel a near-every-level upgrade over the original at $24.99, while flagging grating AI voice acting still slated for a human replacement before full release.
Terrible Posture Games’ Thank You, Recruit! Update lands October 15 with an Unreal 4 to 5.7 engine move, Ascension and Daily modes, and optional Quest hand tracking. Steam has no patch notes yet.
Resolution Games will shut down Ultimechs multiplayer and delist the VR mech sports game on October 20, 2026; existing owners keep single-player.
UploadVR calls XOCUS’s anti-gravity racer genuinely compelling, but its two caveats hit combat racing and ship upgrades, and it counts 27 tracks against the trailer’s 28.
Buffalo Buffalo’s free-to-play cozy bird photography game leaves Quest-only status for SteamVR on October 8, with cross-play for up to four players.
TechRepublic’s September 29 comparison weighs Apple’s $3,499 M5 Vision Pro available now against Meta’s $1,299.99 VR Glasses due spring 2027 — price, weight, productivity, and gaming.
Mashable’s Alex Perry compares Meta VR Glasses to Quest 3 on paper: $1,299 vs $599, 70°×66° vs ~110°×96°, micro-OLED and a puck versus a sealed headset that already ships.
Valve’s SteamVR 2.18.1 beta revised proprietary driver interfaces and Steam Link OSC output without noting either change — breaking at least one paid add-on while the USB Quest tether headlines the same build.