7 Best Meta Quest Kids Games for a Fun VR Experience

Meta (previously called Oculus) brings Virtual Reality (VR) gaming home to your family. Your kids can take on exciting new adventures around the world from the comfort of your living room. Meta urges parents to use caution when deciding whether kids under the age of 13 are ready to use VR headsets, according to SuperParent. VR Marvelites expands on this idea, noting that Oculus has developed a vast library of games for young people to foster creative trouble solving and critical thinking in a calm and violence-free environment.

Meta has developed games to take your kids on safe and exciting adventures or tackle a new learning problem in the comfort and safety of your home. It is up to you and your kids to decide the types of adventures they will experience, but Meta (previously Oculus) Quest 2 has given you a lot of choices to consider. Here are the seven best games for your kids.

If your kids love to dance or just need to burn some energy, Dance Central is the perfect addition to your VR collection. This face-off style dance challenge lets your kids compete against virtual dance partners. Your kids will need to mirror the dance moves they see to the right of their partner. Featuring 32 songs, each tune comes with its own choreography, so your kids won’t have a chance to get bored before they get tired.

Animal lovers and those who enjoy magic will love Pet Lab, where they can create, train and perform experiments with their magical creatures in their magic shop. Your young magician can design new varieties of animals in shapes and sizes developed in their imaginations. They can come up with new species, adding specially shaped ears or horns, and train their small creatures to compete against other players.

This game takes place in the familiar Lewis Carroll universe where Alice took on her own adventures. Down the Rabbit Hole, however, does not include Alice and is instead a prequel to Alice’s adventures. Your child takes on the role of adventurer, making their way further and further down the rabbit hole. The game challenges your child with puzzles taking them back and forth through both sides of the looking glass. Fortunately, the whole family can join in for this madcap romp.

The classic tabletop game has come to the world of VR. Eleven Table Tennis is the premier table tennis simulation experience for your kids. They can play against other kids at their same level of proficiency or challenge themselves with top AI table tennis competitors. Your kids can also play mini-games that serve as training sessions to improve their hand-eye coordination, serve, movements and more.

If you and your kids have ever laughed at the antics of squirrels hoarding nuts in your backyard, Acron is perfect. This charming game bears a resemblance to “capture the flag,” but in this case, the flag is a giant pile of acorns. Your kid will fight off the massive army of squirrels trying to take the acorns. Acron gives the whole family a chance to participate since everyone can download the app on their respective devices and take on the roles of one of the warring squirrels.

If you have a future speed racer on your hands, Radial-G is the game for your family. This game features a futuristic, sci-fi setting for kids who want to race without any limit on the g-forces that have them slammed and glued into their seats. The high-energy techno music is the pitch-perfect soundtrack to this high-speed, gravity-defying, space-racing VR experience.

To restore some peace and quiet after a space-race adventure, Fujii is the perfect meditative journey. This peaceful game aims to restore balance to nature by providing your home garden with the necessary resources. To achieve this simple goal, you need to solve various puzzles.

The Oculus Quest 2 headset is a one-of-a-kind investment for your entire family. Not only will you provide your child with quality learning opportunities, but you can also join in to learn and play together and with the family. At a cost that starts at $399 for the Meta Quest 2 (or $999 for the Meta Quest Pro), it is an investment worth protecting with an protection plan from Upsie. Meta originally launched with only a fairly standard warranty that only covered any manufacturer’s defects, notes Android Central. They now do offer an extended warranty for accidents as well for an upfront cost of $59.99 to $159.99 for two years. You must however have bought your Meta Quest in just the last 60 days! The better option to manage any accidents or spills is investing in a high-powered protection plan from Upsie to back up your purchase and keep your family gaming and happy. Upsie will cover any Oculus or Meta gaming system purchased in the last 4 years as long as it is in good working order right now. Then it is just a simple $1.99/mo for coverage and that plan can run up to 4 more years to ensure a long life for your Meta gaming system!

Contact the friendly Upsie customer service team to learn more about protection plan coverage for your Meta Quest 2 or Meta Quest Pro systems.