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traVRsal
ActionAdventureSandbox

traVRsal

by Robert Wetzold · Released June 4, 2021
★★★★★4.6204 reviews
⚡ Quest 3S · Quest 3 · Quest Pro · Quest 2 · Quest 1
ComfortComfortable for most
ModesSingle User, Multiplayer, Co-op
Play areaRoom-scale
Size1.1 GB
In-app purchasesNone
LanguagesEnglish

About this game

traVRsal lets you move using your own feet. Build & play a constantly growing collection of exciting free-roaming experiences right in your living room to experience a new level of immersion.

Using intuitive level design and the clever use of play-space - be it big or small - traVRsal untethers the limits of VR making players feel as if they are freely walking through expansive worlds.

Adventure through procedurally created magical dungeons filled with puzzles, traps and enemies. Climb mysterious towers. Visit stunning galleries. And much more! Become the best in each world for your place on the global leaderboard.

Built with modding at it’s heart: There is a creative community to help build your own free-roaming VR games with an easy to learn world builder, and share the work with other players.

Supported third party integrations: bHaptics, Unsplash, GIPHY, Ready Player Me, Meta Avatars

Required play-space: 1.5 by 1.5m (4.9 by 4.9ft)

What players say

4.6 from 204 ratings on the Meta Quest Store

Amazing! VR needs more of this!

I love fantasy world exploration VR & this is fabulous! You walk through mazes but never hit a boundary, it's awesome & the different experiences have been so enjoyable. Highly recommended!

EnchantedMoonFeb 20255 found this helpfulDeveloper replied

Inovative

Very cool room scale experiences. I sadly don’t have much space to enjoy it fully but a stick locomotion was added recently to get a glimpse of what it would look like if you had enough physical space.

SimeonskiJan 20243 found this helpfulDeveloper replied
Critical review

Great concept, terrible experience

This is a really great concept for a VR game, but its execution is pretty poor all-around and the UX/UI is miserably unpolished. There is an occasional text-to-speech voice which reads on the main menu occasionally and through at least one of the puzzles I tried, which is a pretty lazy…

Acr515Sep 20211 found this helpfulDeveloper replied
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Details

Release date
June 4, 2021
Genre
Action, Adventure, Sandbox
Category
GAMES
Modes
Single User, Multiplayer, Co-op
Play area
Room-scale
Comfort
Comfortable for most
Age rating
Everyone 10+
Headsets
Quest 3S, Quest 3, Quest Pro, Quest 2, Quest 1
Controllers
Touch Controllers
Hand tracking
–
Languages
English
Internet
Not required
Ratings
★ 4.6 (204 reviews)
Download size
1.1 GB
Version
1.2.271
In-app purchases
No
In-app ads
No
Giftable
✓ Yes
Content
Mild Violence

Price history

Unchanged at $9.99 since we started tracking it on Jul 12, 2026.

Unchanged at €9.99 since we started tracking it on Jul 12, 2026.

Unchanged at £7.99 since we started tracking it on Jul 12, 2026.

Unchanged at ¥990 since we started tracking it on Jul 12, 2026.

Unchanged at CA$11.99 since we started tracking it on Jul 12, 2026.

Frequently asked questions

traVRsal costs $9.99€9.99£7.99¥990CA$11.99 on the Meta Horizon Store.

Not at the moment. Store sales come around regularly, and every new discount appears on our deals page the moment it goes live.

traVRsal officially supports: Quest 3S, Quest 3, Quest Pro, Quest 2, Quest 1. Headset support is set by the developer, as listed on the official store.

Yes: traVRsal supports single user, multiplayer, co-op, as listed on the official store.

traVRsal is rated Comfortable by the official store: minimal artificial movement, a great pick for VR newcomers.

traVRsal is rated Everyone 10+ on the official Meta store. Age ratings matter especially for online multiplayer titles, where voice chat is open.

traVRsal holds a 4.6 / 5 average from 204 player ratings on the official Meta store, a solid sample of the player base.

traVRsal was released on June 4, 2021, published by Robert Wetzold.