Full Hand Tracking Support on Quest
You can now use your hands to interact directly with the game on Meta Quest.
Use hand tracking to interact with characters, grab objects, navigate menus, and control intimate scenes. You can also freely switch between hand tracking and controllers while playing.
More Ways to Move in VR
VR movement has been expanded with several different control options.
Teleport using hand gestures or controllers, use traditional continuous movement with your controller thumbsticks, or move around using the new grab-and-pull movement system.
More Comfort & Movement Options
You can now configure movement separately for hand tracking and controllers, giving you much more control over how VR feels.
Choose between snap and smooth turning, adjust the snap-turn angle, enable a comfort vignette, select which hand controls grab-and-pull movement, and customize its movement speed.
New Floating VR Menu
A new floating VR menu makes accessing settings and controls easier.
Open it using the Menu button on your left controller or with a left-hand gesture while using hand tracking. The existing controller wrist menu is still available for players who prefer it.
Improved VR Menu Interaction
Interacting with menus in VR should now feel much more stable.
Menus temporarily stop following you while you're interacting with them and automatically resume afterward. Fingertip selection has also been improved, along with better recovery when hand tracking is briefly interrupted.
Choose How Your Chat Interface Behaves
You can now decide whether your VR chat interface and keyboard should follow you as you move or remain in a fixed position between conversations.
This makes it easier to configure the interface for either seated or more active VR sessions.
Expanded Tutorials
The tutorial system has been significantly expanded.
Guided lessons now cover menus, movement, turning, chat controls, object grabbing, regenerating responses, and intimate controls across desktop, VR controllers, and hand tracking.
Tutorials That Adapt to Your Controls
Tutorial instructions and visual cues now automatically adapt to the control method and movement settings you're currently using.
Individual lessons can be replayed whenever you want, and tutorial guidance can also be disabled entirely from Settings.
Improved Desktop Intimate Movement
Click and Auto movement modes on desktop now use improved alignment and motion paths, resulting in more consistent movement during intimate scenes.
More Responsive Character Reactions
Character reaction timing has also been improved.
Reactions should trigger more naturally, with smoother transitions between active reactions and resting animations for a more responsive experience.