PRE-ORDERS for Tiny Flock are OPEN on Meta Quest. No Brakes Games — the STUDIO behind Human: Fall Flat — locks a September 29 SHIP date for its sheep-herding VR PUZZLER, while SteamVR stays on the WISHLIST path for now.
The Quest listing takes BUYERS at $18.99 ahead of launch. Steam lists the same September 29 WINDOW without a buy button yet, so PC VR players add to wishlist while Quest owners can RESERVE a copy this week.
What Ships on September 29
Tiny Flock is built EXCLUSIVELY for VR. Players act as an omniscient SHEPHERD over a tiny flock of curious sheep across 21 hand-crafted DIORAMA levels. You build bridges, pull levers, smash obstacles, and clear PATHS — there is no single prescribed SOLUTION. A custom PHYSICS engine underpins the tactile interactions, and Quest builds include full HAND TRACKING plus PASSTHROUGH.
UploadVR’s September 21 notice — a sponsored partnership with the studio — and the Games Press release agree on the feature set: achievements, collectables, and an original cello score. CEO Tomas Sakalauskas framed the project as a family-friendly VR CHALLENGE after Human: Fall Flat experiments in the headset. He said the studio wanted to TRY things in VR that had not been done before, and that his kid designed a few LEVELS and contributed early voice acting.
Pricing and Platforms
Games Press puts the price at $18.99 / €18.99 / £15.99. Quest 2, Quest Pro, and Quest 3 / 3S are the headset TARGETS on the Meta side. SteamVR support is confirmed for LAUNCH day, with hand tracking via Steam Link called out on the store page.
Why It Matters This Week
September 29 is ONE WEEK out. Opening Quest pre-orders turns a CALENDAR date into a purchase ACTION while Connect week crowds the headset news cycle with glasses and Phoenix rumors. For family-friendly VR, a Human: Fall Flat studio shipping a diorama PUZZLER is a concrete COUNTERWEIGHT to high-end hardware chatter.
Sources: UploadVR (sponsored notice, Sep 21); Games Press; Steam; Meta Quest listing.