Go to on your PC and create an ‘organization’. To do this, you have to be a registered “developer”. Put the headset in developer mode to be able to sideload to it. First Time Setup Step 1: Enable Developer Mode You install them “at your own risk”, as they could affect the security or stability of your headset. To use these types of apps you’ll have to take an extra step, listed at the bottom of the article.ĭISCLAIMER: sideloaded apps are by definition not vetted by Oculus.
You may also have some input problems as these were designed for touchscreens. Keep in mind that only some will work, as the Oculus OS doesn’t have Google’s proprietary Play Services package which many apps depend on. Android Phone Apps: these are regular Android apps meant for phones.Most Android TV apps should work except for ones from Google. These apps suit Oculus TV very well because a virtual TV’s UI works the same as a real TV. They will be displayed in the app list on the virtual screen in Oculus TV. Android TV Apps: these are media apps or simple games made for TVs running Android.Note that they must be specifically made for either Gear VR, Oculus Go, or Oculus Quest though – Google Cardboard and Daydream apps won’t work. VR Apps: these are VR apps just like you’d download on the Oculus Store, except either the developer didn’t want to put it on the store or Oculus rejected it.There are 3 different types of apps/games you can sideload: You’ll need a Windows computer with a USB port- Oculus standalone headsets can’t sideload apps by themselves. If you want to find and install unique VR apps that aren’t available on the Oculus Store, or you want to use regular 2D Android apps like Amazon Prime Video and Steam Link, this guide explains how to achieve both.
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