Beat Saber: Flux, Tetris Effect and H3VR 2 Lead Meta's Connect 2026 Game Lineup

Alongside its new VR Glasses hardware, Meta used Connect on September 23, 2026 to outline the games coming to Quest and to its next device. The full list is in Meta's official games roundup. A clear theme runs through it: many new titles are designed to work with hand tracking alone.

The headline announcements

• Beat Saber: Flux leads what Meta calls the game's biggest update ever, arriving in spring 2027 with 35 songs at launch. It supports hand tracking or Touch Plus controllers, and the full game becomes playable without controllers for the first time, on both Meta Quest and Meta VR Glasses.
• Tetris Effect: Mixed Realities comes to Meta VR Glasses in 2027, controlled by hand.
• Dragon Grove, a hand-tracking game, launches with Meta VR Glasses in spring 2027 and also comes to Quest 3 and 3S.
• Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Dual Destinies VR is due in 2027 on Meta VR Glasses and Quest 3 and 3S.

Coming sooner on Quest 3 and 3S

• Hot Dogs, Horseshoes and Hand Grenades 2 launches on November 12, with pre-orders 10% off.
• PAYDAY: Aces High brings four-player co-op heists with cross-play against the PC VR version.
• Two Point Hospital gets a VR release that works without controllers on Quest 3 and 3S and with hand tracking on Meta VR Glasses; no date was given.
• Dice Throne Digital arrives in early 2027 as a free-to-play game with cross-platform play across Quest, Meta VR Glasses, mobile and PC.
• Supernatural returns to the Meta Horizon Store this fall and is a day-one title for Meta VR Glasses.

Cardmada and Story of Seasons: Your Wonderful Life were also listed as coming soon to both Quest 3/3S and Meta VR Glasses.

What it means for Quest owners

For anyone holding a Quest 3 or Quest 3S, the near-term releases are Hot Dogs, Horseshoes and Hand Grenades 2 and PAYDAY: Aces High, both on the Meta Horizon Store. Most of the bigger names are tied to 2027 and to Meta VR Glasses, though Meta says every Quest game will also be playable on the new glasses with Touch Plus controllers, so purchases should carry forward.