The 20 Best Rated & Most Popular Quest Games & Apps – November 2021

Nov 15, 2021

Most Popular Free Oculus Quest Apps

One way to look at the most popular apps on the Quest store is to see which are earning the most reviews over a certain period of time. The ranking below shows which games saw the most reviews since our last check.

Rank	Name	Change in Ratings
#1	VRChat	+384
#2	Supernatural	+318
#3	FitXR – Boxing, HIIT and Dance Workouts	+292
#4	Rec Room	+255
#5	Gun Raiders	+236
#6	PokerStars VR	+208
#7	Echo VR	+96
#8	Goliath: Playing with Reality	+75
#9	TRIPP	+43
#10	Horizon Venues	+43
#11	Bigscreen Beta	+39
#12	First Steps for Quest 2	+39
#12	Elixir	+37
#13	Spatial	+35
#14	Netflix	+34
#15	Immersed	+32
#16	Prime Video VR	+31
#17	Epic Roller Coasters	+29
#18	Oculus Browser	+29
#19	DeoVR Video Player	+29
#20	Gravity Sketch	+28

Rating change compared to October 2021

Among the 20 most popular free Quest apps

Median number of new ratings : 59 (+18)

Among all free Quest apps

Median number of new ratings: 19 (+6)

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This kind of answers if a big game release can rekindle interest in the platform. The graph shows the mean number of new ratings since the release of the Quest 2, which can be used as a marker for total user activity on the platform. It shows that Quest 2 usage was initially very high after launch, but then fell back. The drop till April, followed by continuous increase might be due to initially the number of early adopters dropping out after a few months outweighing the number of new buyers, until only those of the 2020 buyers remained that will most likely continue to use the Quest 2. The drop from July to August should be due to a lack of new users, as Oculus stopped selling the Quest 2 for a month, following the recall.

So far I have tracked the mean number as given in the article, but it might make more sense to track the average. This months there about 12K new ratings for all top 20 apps combined, but almost 60% of these are from RE4 and Blade and Sorcery: Nomad alone. So while the mean is 231, the average is 609.

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  More number fetishism. Re-did the numbers to calculate the average. Top graph now contains a second line for the median, as the median reported by RoadToVR didn’t match the median of the values in the table reported by RoadToVR in February, July and September. Either the median or the table has errors, but I cannot tell which. The table of apps only showed monthly changes since Februar.
  
  The lower graph shows the stacked number of new ratings. One color represents one position from #1 to #20, not one particular app. Looking at the total and average numbers instead of the median, it becomes more obvious how big the impact of RE 4 and Blade and Sorcery: Nomad is. Before November with almost 60%, the two top apps combined generated on average 25% of all the new ratings, with the highest being 32% in February. The #1 peak in August was “A Township Tale”.
  
  Unsurprisingly the release of RE4 made a big splash. It is hard to tell how many of the units were sold to people that already owned a Quest 2, and how many bought a Quest 2 just to play RE4. But this should become more obvious in the next few months. If the review numbers for the other apps in the top 20 start increasing again, RE4 brought in a lot of new users. If they stay at the same level as before, it sold mostly to existing Quest 2 owners.
  
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The 20 Best Rated & Most Popular Quest Games & Apps – November 2021

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