Which games are better on link?
Dear all, As a new quest owner, I'm willing to spend a few $ on games. Most games with good reviews have both quest and link(rift) versions, and most must be purchased twice if you want them on both platforms. Moving without a cable is awesome, while PC graphics with a good GPU are sometimes way better than on the quest mobile SoC. Especially, which platform is better for these games: Superhot Fisherman's tale Moss Arizona sunshine And do you think of any other games which should be played with link and not natively on the quest? Thanks!How to enable Cross Buy?
I know a while back setting up cross buy was possible with App Groups (or similar name, not sure) for Quest and Rift apps. However, I can't find that option anymore. How do I connect a Rift app and a Quest app to be "the same" in terms of a user buying it on one platform and getting it as well on the other?How to enable Cross Buy?
I know a while back setting up cross buy was possible with App Groups (or similar name, not sure) for Quest and Rift apps. However, I can't find that option anymore. How do I connect a Rift app and a Quest app to be "the same" in terms of a user buying it on one platform and getting it as well on the other?
Cross buy woes
So, I got trolled, hard, by my own expectations. And Oculus, but mostly my extreme (lack of) attention span while reading what would have been a solid 6/10 pure spam. Maybe 8/10. Anyhow, I received an email, an automated advertisement basically, from Oculus, inviting me to try on my Quest, for free!, a program that I already have on my... (didn't exactly read more than that). It was kind of enough, I was hoping for a different title, a bit confused because cross-buy had been transparent with Robo Recall, but still excited. The thing is, it was specifically for Wander. Now, that's particularly cool, since I have it on the Go, and cross-buy from that hasn't been even suggested, just hoped for. There's a link, but let me check on the app first (I was on mobile). Nope, full price on the shop. Could it be a referral link type of thing, should I just follow the link? A rapid check and the mail looks official, kinda malicious, but in a big and mostly blind corporation way. Follow that, and still nope, full normal price from that link too. Only then I re-read the content of the mail. A complete automated spam mail, to promote or at least invite to the store. It specifically mentions the Rift. "An app I already have on my Rift". Referring to Wander, which is an app (that I actually already have) for Go/GearVR... Curse you, promotion spam mail, you had me all excited for the idea that the cross-buy thing had been extended to the other android platform they have... only to realise it was just a stupid, automated email for something that doesn't even exists (I guess? There's google earth VR for PCVR). (sad) Lol.
Cross-buy options
I saw there has been some news about some devs offering cross-buy for free or not for different Rift and Quest games. As a developer i totally understand if many devs just can't offer cross-buy for free, it is really a bunch of work to add support for another hardware spec, so that work time has to be financed somehow. What i would like would be if Oculus could add an option for devs which allows them to offer a discount for users who already have the game on another platform or to buy a game for both platforms with a discount compared to if one bought it separately for both platforms. That's something i would like to offer for games i work on and i think would make it more attractive for users to buy games on both platforms when they see such a discounted option than if they have to pay full price on both. So just throwing that in as suggestion =)