Viveport Infinity, HTC’s unlimited Netflix-style game delivery service for Vive & Rift, is set to launch on April 2nd. To celebrate, the company is giving a one-month free access code to anyone who fills out a quick user survey.

You just have to answer three questions and provide a valid email address, and HTC promises to send out a 30-day free access code which should arrive via email on March 20th.

Here’s some of the fine print to the offer. Yes, it looks like you’ll need a credit card and to cancel the free trial before automatic billing happens:

  • Code must be redeemed by April 15, 2019.
  • If you cancel the subscription during the 1 month trial period you will not be charged, and you will lose access to VIVEPORT Infinity content that you accessed during the trial period once the trial ends.
  • Unless you cancel the subscription during the trial period you will automatically be charged a monthly subscription fee a month after the end of the trial period, and each month thereafter until you cancel your subscription.
  • If you redeem the code before April 2, 2019, you will be charged a monthly subscription fee of $8.99 per month through the end of 2019 or until you cancel your subscription.

The service boasts over 600 games for unlimited download for HTC Vive and Oculus Rift users alike. Like PlayStation Plus, HTC is also including exclusive member discounts and free to-keep titles too.

In addition, HTC announced that Viveport Subscription members with active pre-paid memberships will be getting a free upgrade that will give them Viveport Infinity access at no extra cost.

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Scott Hayden
Well before the first modern XR products hit the market, Scott recognized the potential of the technology and set out to understand and document its growth. He has been professionally reporting on the space for nearly a decade as Editor at Road to VR, authoring more than 4,000 articles on the topic. Scott brings that seasoned insight to his reporting from major industry events across the globe.
  • DanDei

    this calls for an article about “What VIVEPORT titles are worth checking out in your free month”

    • johngrimoldy

      Gotta agree, Dan. There’s so much absolute crap in Viveport.

      I had a subscription for a few months with the previous model where you could download 3 (or was it 5?) titles a month from a selected rather short list. Usually there were only a few that were worthwhile anyway.

      Like y_m_o says below, this does sound a little desperate. However, I’ll play along for a free month to see what they’re offering.

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  • Sven Viking

    I’m not certain I get what they mean with this line:

    “If you redeem the code before April 2, 2019, you will be charged a monthly subscription fee of $8.99 per month through the end of 2019 or until you cancel your subscription.”

    Either way you’ll be charged by the month if you don’t cancel, so what’s the difference in redeeming before April 2? Are they just saying you’ll lock in a specific price that way?

  • y_m_o

    Sounds despirate to me. I quit because there was very little worth buying and what was decent I owned already on Steam.