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How to Get Free Games on Meta (Oculus) Quest and Quest 2

By Matthew Lynch
June 8, 2023
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The Meta Quest and Quest 2 are two of the most popular virtual reality (VR) headsets on the market. Since their release, they have gained a massive following among gamers around the world. However, one of the most frequently asked questions among Quest and Quest 2 users is how to get free games on these VR headsets. In this article, we’ll take a look at the ways to get free games on Meta (Oculus) Quest and Quest 2.

1. Use Demo versions

The first and easiest way to try out new games for free on Meta Quest and Quest 2 is by using demo versions of games. Almost all VR games have a demo version that allows players to try out a portion of the game before they decide whether or not to purchase the full version. Demos are usually free of charge and can satisfy players’ curiosity about a particular VR game.

2. Look out for sales

Occasionally, game developers will offer sales or discounts on their VR games. These discounts can be a great way to snag a new game at a lower price or even for free. Sales can be found on the official Oculus Quest store, as well as on websites like Reddit and other forums where the VR community shares information.

3. Participate in giveaways and contests

Another way to get free games for Meta Quest and Quest 2 is to participate in giveaways and contests. Many VR gaming sites and social media pages offer free games to their followers or members. These giveaways usually come with some requirements, such as sharing a post, subscribing to a channel, or joining a mailing list. However, the reward of a free game can be worth the extra effort.

4. Oculus First Steps promotion

The Oculus First Steps promotion is a program designed to reward players that are new to VR gaming on the Quest platform. The program provides new Quest users with free games and experiences, including Beat Saber, Superhot VR, and Journey of the Gods. To take advantage of this promotion, users only need to set up their Quest or Quest 2 headset and download the Oculus app.

5. Oculus App Lab

The Oculus App Lab is a platform that allows developers to distribute games and apps directly to Quest and Quest 2 users without the need for Oculus approval. This platform often has free games and experiences that are not available on the official Oculus Quest store. To access App Lab games, users can use their Quest headset, install SideQuest or App Lab Browser, and browse the available free games.

In conclusion, there are several ways to get free games on Meta Quest and Quest 2. Players can use demo versions, participate in giveaways and contests, and look out for sales. New users can take advantage of the Oculus First Steps promotion, while the Oculus App Lab offers exclusive free games and experiences. With these methods, players can save money and still be able to try new VR games on their Quest or Quest 2 headsets.

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