What to Play on Meta Quest: September 2026 Recap
September was a big month for VR fans — we saw some highly anticipated games get released and some huge updates to favorite titles. And that’s to say nothing of Meta VR Glasses, the new VR device we announced at Connect 2026. Meta VR Glasses will usher in the next era in VR in Spring 2027, along with a whole lot of new games designed to leverage its advanced technology.
In the meantime, we’ve got some great games for you to check out and major updates to some of your favorites. Each month, we round up all the biggest new releases and most notable content updates, so you can stay up on everything that’s happening on Meta Quest. Be sure to check back each month for more updates.
Soccer simulator VRFS puts you in the game with a powerful physics system that replicates the real-life feel of controlling the ball, making everything from dribbling to curved kicks possible. Play around socially or jump into competitive matches with other players or bots. With the big new Street Soccer update to VRFS, you can take to the streets and compete in temporary 3-on-3 matches with their own rules. Each time your team scores, one of the players randomly becomes a spectator, pushing you to change tactics and play at the top of your game. Competing in Street Soccer lets you earn points to unlock collectible footballs along the way. The Street Soccer update is free and live now in VRFS — find it for free on the Meta Horizon Store.
Beat Saber — APT. by ROSÉ & Bruno Mars Shock Drop
There’s always something new to get your blood pumping in the intense, note-slicing rhythm game Beat Saber. This month, you can test your saber skills against a new track: APT. by ROSÉ & Bruno Mars. The song is available now to add to your library for $1.99 USD. And if you haven’t lost yourself in the beats of Beat Saber, the game’s on the Meta Horizon Store for $19.99 USD. Now’s a perfect time to jump in and build your slicing skills to get ready for Beat Saber’s biggest update ever coming in Spring 2027.
Dragon Fist: VR Kung Fu — Winter Map Update
Take the starring role in your own kung fu movie in Dragon Fist: VR Kung Fu, in which you play a martial arts fighter battling a variety of opponents, from computer-controlled masters to other players. Hone your skills in training, then use what you’ve learned and Dragon Fist’s physics engine to punch, strike, block, and create combos to best your foes. Dragon Fist’s latest update adds a new Winter map as setting for your battles. As fog rolls in and changes during the day, your vision is obscured, posing serious dangers, and offering opportunities for ambushes. Frozen patches can change how you and your opponents move, and a deadly spike pit can end a fight instantly, if you’re cunning — or careless. The Winter map update is free for Dragon Fist: VR Kung Fu players, and you can get the game for $19.99 USD on the Meta Horizon Store.
UG – Dinotopia, Evolve, Train, and Raid Updates
Dino-riding sandbox game UG added a whole lot of new stuff in September as it celebrated its first birthday, making this a perfect time to saddle up and dive in. Leading the pack is the Dinotopia update, which adds a new world to explore and new mining capabilities, so you can dig up resources and use them to craft three new dinos. You can now also evolve some dinos into new forms, train your dinos to unlock new skills, and team up with friends to take on new raids. Grab UG for free today on the Meta Horizon Store.
Forefront — Karst Map and Fighter Jet Update
Take part in massive 32-player firefights for an all-out warfare experience in shooter Forefront. With giant maps, tons of weapons, and a host of vehicles to bring to battle, there’s no shortage of tactical options and overwhelming chaos in every multiplayer throwdown. September’s update added a new map to Forefront for you to clash with other players over, as well as a new vehicle: the fighter jet. On Karst, you’ll navigate through huge limestone cliffs and take on enemy squads over beaches. And in the fighter jet, you can fly through the skies, mix it up in dogfights, and strafe ground targets as you help your team achieve victory. You can find Forefront for $27.99 USD on the Meta Horizon Store.
Knights of Fiona puts you into the fantasy world of Gallia, where you’ll join Knight Commander Fiona on a quest to save the world. A first-person take on the type of classic role-playing game experiences you’d expect from titles like Final Fantasy, you can explore Gallia alone or cooperatively with up to three friends. You’ll wield swords, shields, bows, and magic in arena battles as you fight through an expansive story. You can grab Knights of Fiona now for free on the Meta Horizon Store.
Frightening fiends are clawing their way from the depths — and it’s your job to stop them. The Lightkeepers is a cooperative action game in which the briny deep is home to all manner of eldritch horrors, and each night, they come for you. During the day, you and your squad can sail around and explore mysterious islands, gathering resources to build fortifications, craft weapons, and set traps in hopes of surviving the night. Work together to keep the light burning and you might just make it to dawn. The Lightkeepers is available now for $19.99 USD on the Meta Horizon Store.
Become a powerful sorcerer in Tower of Titans, in which you’ll fight hordes of enemies with a variety of magic spells. The game uses hand-tracking and a host of different gestures to allow you to wield magic to conjure fireballs, shards of ice, lightning, and more, as you battle through a deadly tower filled with ever-increasing challenges. Tower of Titans just hit its full release after almost a year in Early Access, sporting a big list of spells to cast, tons of loot to gather, and huge bosses for you to battle as you ascend. It’s available now for $19.99 USD on the Meta Horizon Store.