Meta has revealed the 50 best-selling paid Quest games of all time in a new section of the Meta Horizon Store.

Unsurprisingly, Beat Saber holds the #1 spot. Arguably the most widely known VR game of all time, Beat Saber has become somewhat of a cultural phenomenon. As of two years ago it had grossed over $250 million, though that figure included DLCs.

Position #2 and #3 are held by VR classics Job Simulator and Superhot VR. Both titles have been around since the dawn of consumer VR tracked controllers in 2016, and are often seen in top-selling lists from other platforms like PlayStation VR2 and Steam. Other classic titles in the top 10 include The Thrill of the Fight, Onward, and Vader Immortal Episode 1, while Blade & Sorcery: Nomad holds #4 as the standalone adaptation of a PC VR classic.

It's also notable that Guy Godin's Virtual Desktop is at #6. While it also lets you use your PC on a flat virtual screen, and even spawn virtual side monitors since last year, its flagship use case is turning your Quest into a wireless PC VR headset, and this has been a feature since before Meta's own Air Link or Valve's Steam Link even existed.

Population: One's showing at #16 is also impressive because just over two years ago, it went free-to-play. That means its sales were all accrued between late 2020 and early 2023.

What you won't find in the list are Meta's AAA Quest exclusives, Asgard's Wrath 2 and Batman: Arkham Shadow. That's almost certainly because the former was given for free to every Quest 3 buyer for the headset's first 8 months on the market, while the latter has been bundled with all Quest 3 and Quest 3S purchases since Meta Connect 2024.

What may also be affecting this list is the launch of the Quest+ games catalog last year. The catalog gives subscribers access to some of the top paid titles while they remain subscribed, in addition to the two games they can redeem each month.

While the list ostensibly charts the entire Quest platform since the original Oculus Quest launched in 2019, lower down in the ranking you can find hints of the rapidly shifting age demographic of Quest owners the industry has been grappling with over the past year. Among Us 3D, for example, is at #7, while I Am Cat, which originally launched in early access just 11 months ago, holds #23.

Here's Meta's full list of the best-selling Quest titles of all time:

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