Roboquest VR Launches Today On Quest 3 With Full Cross-Platform Co-Op

Right then, here's some genuinely good news for VR shooter fans – Roboquest VR is finally here. After doing the rounds on PC VR and PSVR2, the fast-paced roguelike FPS has landed on Meta Quest 3 and Quest 3S today. But here's the kicker: it's launching with full cross-platform co-op support right out the gate, meaning you can team up with mates whether they're on Quest, SteamVR, or PlayStation VR2.

What's The Deal With Roboquest VR?

If you've not been keeping tabs, Roboquest VR is a proper arcade-style shooter that's all about speed and movement. Think cel-shaded robots, procedurally generated levels, and that satisfying gameplay loop where you die, upgrade, and dive back in for another crack at it. The flat-screen version has been knocking about since 2020 and built up a solid fanbase, so bringing it to VR with full motion controls was always going to be a winner.

The VR version isn't just a straight port either – the developers at RyseUp Studios have actually put the work in to make it feel native to VR. You've got full manual reloading, weapon handling that takes advantage of motion controls, and movement options that let you play however you're comfortable. Whether you're a teleport merchant or you live for smooth locomotion, they've got you sorted.

Cross-Play That Actually Works

Now, let's talk about the real story here: cross-platform co-op. This isn't just Quest-to-Quest play – we're talking proper cross-play across all major VR platforms. Quest players can squad up with their PC VR mates on SteamVR or someone rocking a PSVR2. That's massive, and frankly, it's the sort of thing we should be seeing as standard in 2025. VR co-op done right can absolutely transform a game, and Roboquest's frantic pace seems perfect for it.

Why This Matters

The VR market's still fragmented as hell, so any game that bridges that gap deserves credit. Too many VR titles lock you into one ecosystem, which is proper frustrating when you just want to play with your mates. Roboquest VR launching with day-one cross-play shows other developers it can be done, and hopefully sets a precedent going forward.

If you're after a solid shooter that doesn't take itself too seriously and gives you that "one more run" addiction, Roboquest VR is worth a look. It's available now on the Meta Quest Store for Quest 3 and 3S, and the cross-play update has already rolled out for existing PSVR2 and SteamVR owners. No excuses not to grab a mate and get stuck in.