CitraVR Oculus Meta Quest VR GameCasual Free

[Version]: Updated to the latest version on Fri, 29 May 2026 15:50:19 GMT (0.5.0.)

Name: CitraVR

[Genre]: Simulation, fun, casual

[Platform]: Quest, Quest 2, Quest 3, Quest Pro (all-in-one version).

[Online]: Offline alone

[Size]: 30MB

[Refresh]: 90Hz

[Language]: Multi-Chinese languages (including Chinese).

【Description】:

About this app

With CitraVR, you can now play Nintendo 2,3DS games natively on Meta Quest 3 and Pro. This includes a 3D view of the game, which has never looked so good. The app also has a pass-through mode, both for the screen of the 3DS. CitraVR also supports Quest controllers as well as Bluetooth controllers and USB-C wired controllers.

CitraVR takes 3DS gaming to the next level. You no longer have to hold and move your 3DS in an awkward way to enjoy those great games. You will now have a large screen with a very immersive 3D effect that appears directly on your face. I love my 3DS, but in my book, this looks much better than the 3DS itself.

I originally created this project to do a proof of concept for some of the technologies that XR developers are interested in. Specifically:

• Build hybrid 2D/3D applications
• A 2D interactive window that renders non-VR content in VR
• Use VR layers for crisp, crisp text and visuals.

The Citra 3DS emulator’s Quest-native (i.e. OpenXR, no third-party game engine) port seems like a great and fun way to demonstrate all of this at once.

The project is still small, but I’m looking for ways to improve it over time.

features

• Stereoscopic rendering
• Extensive controller support
• Large removable/resizable screen
• Playable in mixed reality
• Low-overhead ports
• Fully GPL-licensed, 100% independent of the Meta SDK

compatibility

CitraVR supports the following devices:

• Quest 2
• Quest pro
• Quest 3

Game

For a complete list of games that run well on CitraVR, visit the CitraVR compatibility list

The official latest release address: https://github.com/amwatson/CitraVR

Controllers/Inputs

CitraVR maps the Quest controller in such a way that most games on the platform can be played with the default mapping.

For games that need access to more inputs, or if players need access to more inputs faster, CitraVR also supports a variety of third-party wired USB and wireless Bluetooth controllers.

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Use the tutorial

Download and install the emulator first, then create a new folder on your Quest, such as 3DSgames, then put the .3ds suffix game you downloaded into it, and then select the game directory after launching the emulator and you can play.

Of course, you can also use the all-in-one version of the magic fun VR assistant to create a new folder.