Meta Connect 2026: VR Glasses announced
Meta unveiled VR Glasses ($1,299.99, spring 2027) with a Web/WebXR developer path and new SDKs.
Every WebXR experience, in one place.
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Immersive 360° films, tours and documentaries
14 experiences
Free WebXR games, playable in your browser
30 experiences
Virtual museums, classrooms and creativity
14 experiences
Meet, collaborate and hang out in VR
5 experiences
AggregatorA growing library of WebXR games: discover, play and share directly in your browser.
AggregatorDiscover, play and share browser-based WebXR games on VR, AR, mobile and desktop.
Besiege castles with medieval war machines.

Curated 360° panoramas and videos from VR photographers worldwide.

A 3D painting tool for creatives, right in the browser.

A polished, playful WebXR putt-putt game.

NASA and Google bring the real surface of Mars to your browser.

Ride in the cockpit of an Embraer-175 flying to the Bahamas.

Aerial 360° photography of Earth's most stunning corners.

Chrome on Android XR supports WebXR; enhance sites with 3D.

A virtual museum of biological anthropology.

Your personal metaverse departure lounge — invite friends anywhere.

An art gallery laced with VR puzzles.

A real-physics trip around the Moon, from Earth orbit to splashdown.

A powerful 3D engine for web games and applications.

A magical ride through a food lover's fridge.

Breathtaking VR rides filled with adventure and spontaneity.

Paint realistic VR artworks to relax and unwind.

Build your own castle and invite friends; AR passthrough option.
Hurl clay boulders to defend your summit from climbing monsters.

Floating data presentations for conversational exploring.

Defuse a 3D bomb in VR while teammates talk you through it with the field manual.
Place a virtual DOC Radio in your real room and listen while you play.

An interactive WebXR piece by Codercat.

Intense 360° horror VR videos.

Room-scale VR boxing: jabs and uppercuts in the virtual ring.

Communicate, collaborate and create in 3D, right in the browser.

Stunning 8K 360° drone tours across Korea.
An 8K 360° walk along the Basque coastline at golden hour.

Fly a low-poly plane powered by your own live heartbeat.

Publishing, optimization and monetization tools for WebXR games.

Masterclasses in 360VR, VR180 and spatial video production.
The W3C group bringing VR and AR to the open web.

An artist flees a storm across surreal 1914 manor grounds.

Build VR experiences with HTML-like markup.

A virtual gallery — discover the world inside a painting.

Walk through unique places captured by people around the world.

An AI owl guide to the redwood forest, through an AR portal.

Build immersive experiences for in-headset browsers.

Surf a musical road among stars, moon and lights.

A full 360° VR service producing high-quality immersive media.

Build in Unity or Blender; run in the browser on any device.

A surreal solo artwork twisting gravity, time and scale.

An interactive 360° world of cocoa treats.

Open-source 3D engine with browser-based collaborative editing.

Meet life-size dinosaurs and extinct animals in an online park.
You are a unicorn of light; your number decides your colour — reach the matching beacon.

Mini-golf on a lost Caribbean island — play with friends.

Blast grey rainbows until they bloom; spend gold on sky constellations.
Tend a serene ranch and its unicorn herd — with an absurd twist.
Fly a unicorn through a neon tunnel chasing rainbow rings.

A Paralympics immersive web experience.
A React renderer for Three.js, familiar for web developers.

A Tilt Brush-style painting experience ported to WebXR.

Seal a tear in the spatial fabric with fusion energy in mixed reality.
Outrun a storm on a galloping unicorn through a sunset canyon.

Sprint up and down a snowy 3D mountain collecting gold.

Deep-ocean creatures, past and present, in immersive 360°.

A surreal narrative puzzle about the creative process.

An interactive piece on the Japanese concept of Ma.

An immersive glimpse at the near future of interaction.

Tour the UK National Gallery from anywhere in the world.

Atlas Obscura's always-on virtual lounge with an AI bartender.
A quiet, tactile VR art piece about presence and personal identity.

A WebXR story based on Cixin Liu's Three-Body Problem.

The cross-browser JavaScript 3D library behind much of WebXR.

Workouts, group fitness and courses in VR at home.

A solid collection of 360 VR videos.

HTC's open 3D place in the browser — no headset required.

A private virtual room with friends: videos, 3D objects, hangouts.
Clips and talks from past WebXR Summits.

“Unity of WebXR”: a game engine for WebXR and 3D on the web.

Destroy worlds, travel between them, conquer the universe.

Survive the night on the rail tracks.

Your favourite YouTube channels and creators in virtual reality.
Meta unveiled VR Glasses ($1,299.99, spring 2027) with a Web/WebXR developer path and new SDKs.
The W3C milestone moves the Device API into the final stretch toward official web-standard status.
Opens an AI-glasses web-apps path built on standard web technologies.
Runs Sep 24–Nov 18, 2026; WebXR entries are eligible; winners announced Dec 11.
New Gecko and Chromium releases across Quest, Pico, Lynx, Huawei and Magic Leap 2.
WebXR rendering through WebGPU; shipping in Safari on visionOS.