Submarine VR

Submarine VR runs on Meta Quest headsets and is downloaded from the Meta Store. It is built specifically for Quest, so it needs a headset and cannot be played on a phone or a flat screen.

In Submarine VR you pilot a submarine through an open underwater world and encounter clownfish, dolphins, penguins and other sea creatures, with educational marine biology content along the way.

Yes. Submarine VR is rated 4+ and has no combat, no timers and no fail states. It is a calm, free-form exploration experience, which also makes it a good fit for classrooms and family use. Note that Meta sets its own minimum age for Quest headset use, which is separate from the game rating.

Submarine VR is free exploration. There is no fail state, score or timer, so you can cruise the ocean at your own pace and discover sea life wherever you choose to dive.

Yes. Submarine VR is designed as a calm experience: there is no combat, no time pressure and no way to lose, so it works well as a wind-down VR session or as something to hand to a first-time headset user who would find action games overwhelming.

Submarine VR fits classroom use well because it is rated 4+, contains no combat, and pairs its ocean environment with educational marine biology content. Sessions can be as short or long as you like, since there is no level structure to complete.

Submarine VR is published for Meta Quest headsets on the Meta Store, which is where you can confirm compatibility with your specific model before downloading.

Submarine VR features clownfish, dolphins and penguins among its sea life, alongside other ocean creatures you come across while exploring. Encounters are unscripted, so what you see depends on where you choose to dive.