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April 20, 2026

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Ralph Schaedler

Infinity Disk is a single-player VR experience that fuses action, precision, and puzzle-solving. You throw a glowing disk, then teleport to its landing point to catch your own throw—mastering rhythm, timing, and trajectory in full 3D space.

Each level introduces new challenges and obstacles that test your coordination and creativity. Bounce, deflect, and weave through exciting environments as you push toward mastery.

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4.95

7 ratings

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Infinity Disk is out now!

April 20, 2026

Infinity Disk is now available on Meta Quest. Originally released for PC VR in 2018, it’s back with many improvements and a new level. Hope you enjoy playing!

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FastShoes

May 2, 2026

5/5

Great "chill" puzzle game

After watching the trailer, I thought this game would be right up my alley, and it absolutely is. It has a minimalist, futuristic vibe with a focus on throwing discs through tight puzzle environments. The gameplay initially feels a bit like rubbing your belly and patting your head at the same time. It’s a little awkward for the first few minutes of the tutorial, but once you find your rhythm, you’re set. The game does a great job of teaching you as you go. I’m still working my way through the campaign, but there is an arcade mode available once you finish. The core loop involves throwing a disc to another version of yourself within a maze, requiring you to manage enemies, angles and precise timing. The checkpoints are fair, which keeps the challenge from becoming frustrating. Pro tip: you’ll want a bit of physical space to try and reach for your bad throws. It’s not necessary, but it definitely helps. A few minor wishes for future updates: Slightly snappier load times between throw resets. A leaderboard or grading system (time taken, throw count, or a star rating) to track progress. A level select. A more interesting "exit/end" rather than just a plain white screen. These are minor complaints for an otherwise great experience. If you enjoy puzzles, this is a cool game that is absolutely worth the $5 price tag.

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QUACKBIRTH

July 3, 2026

5/5

Nearly perfect

Very cool puzzle/coordination game with sleek, minimalist design. Requires a LOT of patience as some sections can be very hard to complete. It can get frustrating at points, but thankfully, it has that "just one more try" feeling. The only thing it needs right now is some sort of incentive/goal system like tiered time targets for completing levels. Another cool feature would be tiered throw targets; three maximum numbers of throws that the player would try to not exceed in order to achieve that achievement (similar to beating a time, but with # of throws instead). This would add 6 objectives/achievements for each level, and would add a lot of replayability to a game that currently doesn't have much. Devs, please consider this as I believe it would a lot to the experience. Overall, an incredibly unique and fun experience that's a staple for all VR libraries.

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PowPow55

May 15, 2026

5/5

AWESOME!

Wow, sooooo dang addicting. Very clever puzzles and physics make this game nearly impossible to put down. $6 feels like an absolute steal. Get this before the price inevitably increases (as it should). This is a top 10 puzzler for me on quest, and I’ve played em ALL.

MrDoubleG

May 21, 2026

4/5

Play Frisbee 🥏 wirh yourself

A very addictive puzzler, where you throw a Frisbee to clones of yourself to progress through levels. The game concept and level design deserves a 5 star rating, in the current state its 4 stars for me, because there is still room for improvement, like the disc could be rendered with a higher framerate.

Genericat

April 24, 2026

5/5

WOW! Not what I expected

Very addicting - "just one more level before I quit" and here I am 3 hours later! Really chill and immersive game.

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