Most Rated Paid Oculus Quest Apps

The number of ratings often gives a ballpark idea of the relative sales of each title; a title with more ratings is likely to have sold better than a title with less, though there’s certainly an unknown margin of error.

Name Number of Ratings (rating) Rank Change Price
Beat Saber 27,501 (4.7) $30
Vader Immortal: Episode I 9,303 (4.52) $10
SUPERHOT VR 8,691 (4.77) $25
Job Simulator 5,060 (4.75) $20
Pistol Whip 4,843 (4.77) $25
Onward 4,682 (4.47) ↑ 6 $25
Five Nights at Freddy’s: Help Wanted 3,696 (4.86) ↑ 2 $30
Arizona Sunshine® 3,628 (4.32) ↓ 2 $40
Vader Immortal: Episode III 3,463 (4.6) ↓ 1 $10
Vader Immortal: Episode II 3,424 (4.2) ↓ 3 $10
Moss 3,332 (4.84) ↓ 1 $30
The Thrill of the Fight 3,314 (4.82) ↓ 1 $10
Gun Club VR 3,045 (4.5) $20
Robo Recall: Unplugged 2,926 (4.56) $30
The Room VR: A Dark Matter 2,902 (4.89) $30
FitXR 2,728 (3.92) $30
I Expect You To Die 2,378 (4.81) $25
Space Pirate Trainer 2,310 (4.7) $15
Red Matter 2,234 (4.69) $25
Drop Dead: Dual Strike Edition 2,140 (4.34) $15

Rank Change & Stats Compared to August 2020

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  • Among the 20 most rated Quest apps
    • Median number of ratings: 3,378 (+236)
    • Average price (mean): $23 (±$0)
    • Most common price (mode): $30 (±$0)
  • Among all paid Quest apps
    • Median number of ratings: 549 (–2)
    • Average price (mean): $19 (±$0)
    • Most common price (mode): $20 (±$0)

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