Gun Club VR & Dragon Fist Lead Quest's Horizon+ July 2026 Lineup

Right, so Meta's dropped the July lineup for Horizon+ subscribers, and it's a proper mixed bag this month. You've got Gun Club VR for those who fancy themselves as firearms enthusiasts, and Dragon Fist: VR Kung Fu for anyone who's ever wanted to actually feel like they're in a proper martial arts flick. Plus there's a new addition to the Games Catalog that's worth mentioning.

What You're Getting This Month

Let's start with Gun Club VR, which has been knocking about for a while now and is honestly one of the better shooting simulators in VR. It's not some arcade shooter where you're blasting zombies – this is all about realistic weapon handling, proper gun mechanics, and target practice. You've got a massive arsenal of real-world firearms to mess about with, from pistols to sniper rifles, and the physics are surprisingly spot on. It's the sort of game that appeals to gun enthusiasts who want to experience the mechanics without, you know, actually needing a firearms license. If you've got a Meta Quest 3, the hand tracking feels particularly satisfying when you're reloading magazines and working the slides.

Then there's Dragon Fist: VR Kung Fu, which takes a completely different approach to VR combat. This one's all about physics-based martial arts, and it's genuinely quite clever. Instead of just flailing your arms about like most VR fighting games, Dragon Fist actually rewards proper technique and timing. You're learning kung fu moves, chaining combos together, and the game responds to how you're actually moving your body. It's a proper workout too – don't be surprised if you're knackered after half an hour. The physics can be a bit wonky sometimes, but when it clicks, it's bloody brilliant.

Is Horizon+ Actually Worth It?

Look, I'll be straight with you – the value of Horizon+ really depends on how much you're actually using it. If you're the sort who dips into these monthly games regularly, it's decent value. Both of these July titles would set you back a fair bit if you bought them separately, so getting them as part of the subscription makes sense. That said, if you've already got a backlog the size of Wales on your Quest 2 or Quest 3, you might want to reconsider whether you're actually getting your money's worth.

The Games Catalog addition this month is a nice bonus, though Meta's being typically vague about what's actually included. It's worth checking if you're a subscriber, as sometimes they sneak in some proper gems without making a massive song and dance about it. With more games constantly being added to the Quest ecosystem – as we covered in our July 2026 VR releases roundup – there's never been more choice for Quest owners.

The Bottom Line

This month's Horizon+ offerings are solid, if not exactly groundbreaking. Gun Club VR is a proven quantity that's been refined over the years, and Dragon Fist offers something a bit different if you're after a physical challenge. Neither is going to revolutionize VR gaming, but they're both competent titles that'll keep you occupied. If you're already subscribed, crack on and give them a go. If you're on the fence about Horizon+, maybe wait and see what August brings before committing.