For a lot of DLC, like Beat Saber song packs, there's no way to know if it's good for you or not until you try it. So you might spend $10 for the DLC, but then you can't get a refund. I think it would make people more likely to take a chance on DLC if they're able to get a refund if they don't like it. Even giving the refund as store credit would be okay.

Gameplay trailers should look the same as what you're gonna get, using Rift games footage is fooling people...

I see people can upvote a review with “Helpful” but there’s no “Not Helpful” option. Would be great to allow review readers the option to swing both ways and for reviewers to see more precise feedback.

In order to drastically reduce refunds and improve user experience, why my offer a limited play period demo for every game? Especially in VR where physiological sensitivity differs from person to person drastically, you should offer a chance to play quietly having to refund a game.

I want to play minecraft in vr but minecraft isn't on quest and i dont have a good enough gaming pc to run oculus link

Allowing the people who bought the Oculus Quest 2 in October to get Asgard’s Wrath free as well would be a nice reward to the people who preordered instead of punishing them for support.

The Oculus quest 2 is amazing the only probably is I don't have a gaming pc to play other games that aren't built into the store library of the Oculus I'd recommend games Like Gorn Roblox more horror games and fps games the game built in are great Just would be better for more games built into the Oculus

I accidentally bought an App through the Quest 2 for myself because I expected somewhere along the line the ability to "Gift" the purchase to my Daughter. Just as you are able to through the App on the phone or PC.

That's not the case. I could only buy it for myself through the Quest 2.

Please add the ability to "GIFT" when buying through the device itself.

Phasmaphobia is a really good and popular game with vr support, but it is not on the quest 2. The quest library is very small in terms of good games. It would definitely be worth your while to add this game to the quest because of its growing popularity. I really want to experience this game in vr. If this is recieved with true consideration. I would buy this the instant i learned its on the store

Add GizmoVR to the store. Quest has no other browsers with integrated VR video player and it’s free.

Please release GizmoVR on the Quest.

The multiple stores and platforms really need interface work. I would love someone in support to read my recent chat with support (#1982971)

Sorry, I pasted the chat in pieces below in 4 comments, but they are in reverse order, so you have to read the last comment first and read upward.

Hi dear Oculus team ,

I live in Turkey...I am so happy to have oculus quest...

My concern is,
The prices of games are really high when we convert it Dollars to Turkish lira...I believe that you should arrange prices according to countries economic situation... We are equal, but not living in same conditions..

(For your information please check other companies prices : Apple games - Steam games - Google play etc.. These carriers prices were adjusted according to the situation in Turkey. )

I hope, I expressed myself well.

Sincerely,

People who purchased 2 Oculus quest 2 headsets or more should not have to pay for 2 licenses or more. One method would be to link 2 Facebook accounts or more together so it is seen as a family household.

I would like to know more specifics about multiplayer options before I buy a game.

Can I play competitively with 2 other players? Listing single player, 2-4 competitive, turn based, co-op etc... would be essential.

You expect games like bowling to support more than 2 players but Sports Scramble and other games just list “multiplayer” and you are left “scrambling” to find other games to play for 3 or more players.

This should be retroactive to all games in the store.

Thanks!

Sometimes it is extremely hard to know if you should get a game adding a small demo to most big games that cost over 20 dollars/euros/pounds will make the decision easier. This is especially good for people who have limited money and have a choice of a lot games to buy.

Takelings house party is a super fun party game and it requires lots of turning around (good for quest). It doesn’t have super detailed graphics so it should be quest compatible. It has the same level of graphics a Acron and would probably take up the same amount of space. Thanks!

Pavlov dev has said that oculus are not wanting to get his great game to Quest.

I think Oculus should do everything they can to get this must have game to Quest!