12 Popular Social Deduction Games on Meta Quest
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 1. Among Us 3D Party Game • Hangout • Survival November 10, 2022 Positive 3.8★ (7.0K reviews) $9.99 |
 2. Mannequin Action • Shooter September 12, 2024 Very Positive 4.4★ (883 reviews) Free |
 3. ANSUZ Strategy • Adventure February 4, 2021 Very Positive 4.6★ (68 reviews) |
 4. Alpaca Party Party Game • Hangout • Strategy December 23, 2024 Positive 4.8★ (22 reviews) Free |
 5. Bullet Roulette: Peaceful Edition Tabletop July 6, 2023 Mostly Positive 3.9★ (75 reviews) $4.99 |
 6. Everything Has Arms Action • Shooter Coming Soon Mixed 3.2★ (87 reviews) |
 7. Biscus VR Arcade July 28, 2024 Positive 4.6★ (16 reviews) |
 8. Monke Mash Action April 3, 2024 Positive 4.5★ (16 reviews) |
 9. ToyPark Shooter • Action • Party Game August 30, 2023 Positive 4.1★ (14 reviews) Free |
 10. Decommissioned Party Game • Strategy • Action April 17, 2023 Mixed 2.9★ (26 reviews) Free |
 11. Lone Wolves Stick Together Role Playing February 16, 2023 Not Enough Reviews 3.0★ (2 reviews) |
 12. Imposter Killer Party Game • Strategy • Arcade February 3, 2025 Not Enough Reviews $1.99 |
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Currently, there are 12 Meta Quest games tagged as Social Deduction in our database. This collection is regularly updated as new games are released.
These 12 Social Deduction 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 Social Deduction 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.