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What I do in the game to enable 3D is adding another camera so there are two screens in one screen, which is how Google Cardboard works. I was hoping that big 3D glasses would work the same but I really don't know. I don't own such a device...

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I'd test it but $5 is a bit much if it doesn't work.

(GearVR apps often work though, Oculus seems to have grown Go/Quest apps from that same core)

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If you think 5$ is too much, then don't buy it. No problem. I don't have 500$ to buy an Oculus Quest in order to test it for you.

no insult meant, I just meant it's not something I'd buy unsure it would work.  (I don't know what itchs refund policy is, if any) Hopefully someone will buy it and report back that it works.

I don't expect you to buy one to test, of course.

Sorry, I was a bit direct. There may be a way to test, how "normal 2D" games render on Quest? Does it show something or is it only for 3D games with the Quest logo on it?

2d games appear as a floating window.

If it works on GearVR as 3d, it probably works in 3d on Quest, then the next biggest question is does it work with the controllers... That's often an issue.

There are lots of Quest owners on itch.io looking for games now (Sidequest is gaining popularity, but some of the listings on it require visiting itch to purchase the game).