It\u2019s been one whole year since Oculus launched both the standalone Oculus Quest and its upgraded PC-tethered VR kit the Oculus Rift S, prompting Oculus to share a peek at how games have fared on those devices since their debut.<\/p>\n
While the Rift S makes use of the original Rift\u2019s established store, the Quest\u2019s curated storefront remains separate from the Rift marketplace, making any of that platform-specific data about how its games fare especially interesting. Oculus hasn’t offered up a ton of info on adoption or that storefront to date, but now shares that Oculus Quest owners have spent more than $100 million on content within that Quest-exclusive storefront within the past 12 months or so.<\/p>\n
So far, ten games have now managed to generate over $2 million in revenue on the Quest, though Oculus isn\u2019t keen on sharing what most of those games are outside of a note that Moss<\/em>, a Quest launch title, and Pistol Whip<\/em>, a November 2019 release, are two of the ten. All this follows behind last month\u2019s news that 20 total games have surpassed $1 million in revenue on Quest as well.<\/p>\n