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Virtuix Omni One Gains Native Support for Meta Quest Standalone Games
6/25/2026, 12:10:51 PM
Native Quest Compatibility
Virtuix announced that its Omni One treadmill now runs natively on Meta Quest 2 and Quest 3, becoming the first VR treadmill officially certified through Meta’s “Made For Meta” program. The update removes the need for a PC link or developer mode, offering a turnkey Quest experience.
Background & Context
Before this release, Omni One required a PC link via Meta Link to work with Quest, though it supported Pico 4 Ultra Enterprise. The “Made For Meta” program, launched in February 2024, pledged Quest game support and placement in Meta’s Horizon Store alongside bHaptics, Logitech, Syntech, Razer and Kiwi accessories. The certification aims to streamline setup for consumers.
Timeline
- 2024: Omni One launched with PC-VR and Pico support.
- Feb 2024: Virtuix joined the “Made For Meta” program.
- 25 June 2024: Native Quest support released; Omni One listed in the Horizon Store.
Supported Games & Bundle Offer
The launch supports eight titles—VAIL, Forefront, The Boys: Trigger Warning, Star Trek: Infection, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Empire City, Men in Black: Most Wanted, Exoshock and Zero Caliber 2. The last four are bundled free for a limited time.
Pricing & Availability
Omni One for Quest retails for $2,595 USD (? €2,995, £2,795) and can be purchased directly from Virtuix’s website, authorized retailers, or the Meta Horizon Store.
Impact on VR Gaming
Native support lets Quest users experience full-body locomotion without extra hardware, boosting immersion and physical activity. It also places Virtuix among other certified accessories, supporting Meta’s push for richer standalone VR.
Official Statements & Responses
Virtuix CEO Jan Goetgeluk described the partnership as a milestone, emphasizing that the collaboration with Meta would deliver an immersive, physically active gaming experience that advances VR. Meta has not issued a separate comment beyond listing the product as certified.
Criticism & Limitations
While the treadmill now runs natively, only a subset of Quest titles are currently optimized. Critics note that broader game compatibility remains pending, limiting immediate utility for users seeking a wider library.
Conflicting Reports & Gaps
Both sources confirm the price and eight supported games, yet they phrase the bundle composition differently. The schedule for future game releases remains unspecified.
Verbatim Quotes
- “Omni One for Quest is a major milestone for VR gaming,” — Jan Goetgeluk, CEO, Virtuix
- “Working with Meta to bring full-body movement to the Quest ecosystem creates an incredibly immersive and physically active gaming experience that takes VR to the next level.” — Jan Goetgeluk, CEO, Virtuix
- “Working with Meta to bring full-body movement to the Quest ecosystem creates an incredibly immersive and physically active gaming experience that takes VR to the next level. We’re excited to bring Omni One to millions of Quest users around the world.” — Jan Goetgeluk, CEO, Virtuix
What’s Next
Virtuix says more Quest titles will be optimized over time, with the game list updated on its website. Further Horizon Store updates are expected as new titles gain native support.
