13 Popular 120Hz Support Games on Meta Quest
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 1. Walk the Plank Simulation December 24, 2024 Very Positive 4.6★ (2.1K reviews) $5.99 |
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 3. Yupitergrad Action January 28, 2021 Very Positive 4.7★ (612 reviews) $14.99 |
 4. Shotwood Simulation • Shooter • Action December 22, 2021 Very Positive 5.0★ (104 reviews) |
 5. Wordomi Puzzle • Tabletop • Party Game February 2, 2024 Very Positive 4.7★ (129 reviews) $9.99 |
 6. GUNS Simulation • Shooter • Sandbox Coming Soon Positive 4.7★ (34 reviews) $8.99 |
 7. Gunfight Shooter • Action • Fighting March 21, 2025 Mostly Positive 3.5★ (68 reviews) Free |
 8. MAGE Action • Sandbox • Simulation March 11, 2025 Not Enough Reviews 4.6★ (8 reviews) $19.99 |
 9. GUNSdemo Shooter • Simulation April 6, 2022 Mostly Positive 3.6★ (24 reviews) Free |
 10. Can You Do It - VR Experience Action • Shooter • Adventure Coming Soon Not Enough Reviews 3.6★ (9 reviews) $4.99 |
 11. Fear Dead House Adventure March 31, 2021 Not Enough Reviews 4.2★ (5 reviews) $3.99 |
 12. Quantum Blossom Arcade • Action July 7, 2022 Not Enough Reviews 3.7★ (7 reviews) Free |
 13. Cricket VR Standalone Sports • Simulation March 2, 2025 Not Enough Reviews Free |
FAQ
Currently, there are 13 Meta Quest games tagged as 120Hz Support in our database. This collection is regularly updated as new games are released.
These 13 120Hz Support games are available on Meta Quest, Meta Quest 2, Meta Quest 3, Meta Quest 3S, Meta Quest Pro.
Tags are descriptive labels that help categorize games based on their content, gameplay elements, or themes. They make it easier to find games that match your specific interests. A game can have multiple tags, allowing for more precise categorization.
The 120Hz Support tag helps you discover games that specifically feature this characteristic or theme. This can help you find exactly the type of VR experience you're looking for.
Our database is regularly updated with new games and tags. As new VR games are released or existing games receive updates, we review and update their tags to ensure accurate categorization.
Yes, games can have multiple tags to better describe their various features and content. This allows for more accurate categorization and helps users find games that match multiple interests.