‘Wall Town Wonders’ is a Mixed Reality City Builder with Tons of Charm, Coming to Quest 3 Next Week

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Scott Hayden
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Cyborn, the team behind VR sci-fi adventure Hubris (2022), announced it’s releasing mixed reality city builder Wall Town Wonders on Quest 3 next week.

Coming November 21st to Quest 3 and Quest 3S, Wall Town Wonders promises to turn any room in your house into a magical miniature town.

Supporting hand-tracking, the mixed reality game lets you interact with tiny characters as you help them rebuild and customize their world, rightfully built across your real-world walls.

Image courtesy Cyborn

Wall Town Wonders also promises to bring “a peaceful environment where you can progress at your own speed,” which includes a variety of quests, mini-games, and hidden surprises.

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The studio says it’s cued up post-launch seasonal content, letting you keep your little town fresh with new themes, events, and special decorations for the game’s 100 unique buildings, 40+ characters, and variety of skins and decorations already available at launch.

You can pre-order Wall Town Wonders on the Horizon Store for Quest 3 and Quest 3S at a 10 percent discount, which is regularly priced at $20.

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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.
  • ViRGiN

    No PCVR Mixed Reality support? Damn, Volvo slacking again.

    • kakek

      No quest 2 either.

    • Gabe Zuckerwell

      Oh no, a Quest 3 exclusive (sorry, '$20 ''experience') not available on any other platform, including Quest 2.

      I'm in the queue for Alien: Rogue Incursion for Quest 3. I'll be waiting some time compared to my PCVR friends that I don't have.

      Speaking of which, how's it going, fellow virgin?

  • Arno van Wingerde

    Reminds me of Ty trains VR, which was nice, but after solving the "puzzles" in 2-3 hours or so, not something you would play for very long, the sandbox mode simply was not much fun for me, due to limited space, limited reality level. Hope this has longer playtime.

  • Andrew Jakobs

    Does it have a non-mixed reality mode? As I don't want to play it using my living room.

    • Somerandomindividual

      Silly question as it's obviously intended as a mixed reality game.

      • Andrew Jakobs

        But the problem is, not every room is suited for mixed reality, what's the point of mixed reality like this in an empty room with only white walls? They always show things like cofeetables, as if everybody has such a table in their livingroom.

        • Anonymous

          Then play in your dining room, bedroom or even bathroom? Why limit your options from the start?

          • Andrew Jakobs

            Because I don't wanna play there?

        • kraeuterbutter

          the walls dont stay white.. you build the buildings there.:
          so – no problem

          • Andrew Jakobs

            So what you're saying a true VR mode is also good enough…..