The Oculus Quest 2 has a good selection of VR titles to play.
However, there are plenty of VR games that have never made it to the Oculus store.
There is a range of reasons for this.
They may not have wanted to be available on the platform.
They may have applied but not been successful in getting their game approved.
Or they may have had higher graphics requirements than the Quest 2 was capable of handling.
So they chose not to release their game in a place where it will get sub-par performance.
Thankfully, Meta has developed and released an official first-party method of doing the same thing over Wi-Fi.
This tool theyve called Air Link.
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Air Link
Air Link is currently an experimental feature.
While it is unlikely to be disabled and doesnt really have any performance or stability issues.
Assuming you have met the requirements.
It may undergo some changes over time.
Or an AMD 400 series or higher (excluding the Radeon RX 6500, which is not supported).
Both are soft requirements but are known to be common causes of performance issues.
you’ve got the option to download it from here if you havent already.
you’re free to download the Oculus Link app fromhere.
Its worth a quick read to ensure youve not missed anything.
Once youre done, click Continue.
Click Continue
Now kick off the Oculus Quick controls menu by pressing the Oculus button.
You should see the large button on the right labeled Oculus Air Link.
Click it to toggle Air Link on.
tap on the Oculus Air Link button in the Oculus Quick controls menu.
If this is your first time using Air Link, you must pair your headset with your PC.
To do so, select your rig from the list of available devices.
If it prompts you for a pairing code, you will need to provide it from your box.
Simply toggle Air Link on while the Oculus Link app is running on your box.
What PC VR game are you most looking forward to playing without the restrictions of a cable?
Let us know down below.
