Distinguish between purchase and subscription
First, look at how a particular game is received: a standalone purchase, a monthly offer, or the Meta Horizon+ catalog. Save this difference in your collection. Installing an application by itself does not indicate which access right is in effect. If the game offers a purchase, compare the account and the conditions for receiving it. Don't transfer the terms of one offer to the entire library just because the titles are nearby in the store.
How monthly offers work
The Meta documentation lists two games each month. They must be received within the relevant month; Access is maintained with an active subscription. Therefore, for the offer you are interested in, write down the month and check receipt on the desired account. Don't put off this check until the next selection. The end of the offer period and the end of the subscription are different events that affect different stages of access.
What does a rotating catalog mean?
For Games Catalog Meta specifies two conditions: the application remains in the catalog and the subscription is active. A similar principle is described for the Indie Catalog in the beta version. Before a long walkthrough, look at the current card and messages about changes. Don't take old news about an addition as evidence of perpetual availability. For a small list of games, it is enough to check the same set of information before starting a new session.
Put together a clear selection for Quest
Write down the name, supported headset, access method and subscription terms for each game. Then choose a few projects that are suitable for your preferred controls and session length. Don't mix Quest games with the separate PC VR library. If access has changed, first check your account and offer terms, then check your installation. This table helps you choose your next project without re-studying the entire collection.
Sources and checks
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