Build an arcade that fits your space

Choose what to spawn and where it belongs. Place multiple table tennis, air hockey, foosball and pool tables alongside basketball hoops, dartboards and other interactive objects. There is no preset item cap, so you can create your own mix of games and arrange the room your way.

Keep a favorite activity close by or fill your space with a collection of sports and creative objects. Save your layout and return to it for your next session.

Play six classic sports and arcade activities

• Table tennis: serve, rally and play matches with a friend or an AI opponent.
• Air hockey: take on an AI opponent or a friend, with scoring, a match clock, sound and visual effects.
• Foosball: control the rods and challenge a friend or an AI opponent.
• Pool (billiards): line up shots and explore the ball and cue physics.
• Basketball: place a hoop and practice your shots in your own room.
• Darts: set up a dartboard and work on your aim.

Table tennis AI: choose your challenge

Play table tennis with a friend or choose from 100 AI difficulty levels. Press the robot button on your side to enable the opponent across the table, then set the LEVEL slider.

Games go to 11, with a two-point lead needed to win. Win two games to take the match. Scoring and serve changes are automatic, and the displays track points, games and the match timer. Position and lock the table to suit your room, or move the score displays overhead.

Read the table tennis AI update and full control guide.

Foosball AI: passes, shots and match play

Challenge a foosball bot that controls up to two rods at a time. The AI can receive incoming balls, pass sideways between figures, and attempt angled shots and bank shots. Press the robot button on your side to enable the opponent across the table.

Play first-to-seven matches with automatic scoring, serves after goals, scoreboards on both sides and a match timer. Goal celebrations, animated lights and dedicated sound effects bring the table to life.

Read the foosball AI update and feature guide.

Practice solo or play together

AI opponents in table tennis, foosball and air hockey let you play a match when you are on your own. You can also practice basketball, darts and pool at your own pace.

For local multiplayer, gather in the same physical space and connect your headsets to the same local network. Players can see and interact with the same virtual arcade. BlueJayVRStudio developed its custom networking specifically for responsive colocated mixed reality play.

Each player needs a compatible Meta Quest headset. Multiplayer is local and colocated; remote online multiplayer is not supported.

Decorate, create and save

Add virtual furniture and decorations, build sculptures from colorful shapes, and experiment with interactive objects. Your arcade can be a place for a match, a creative project or a casual break. Save the arrangement you want to come back to.

See Infinite MR Arcade in action

Frequently asked questions

Can I spawn multiple sports tables in the same room?

Yes. You can spawn multiple copies of sports tables and arrange them in your physical space. Infinite MR Arcade has no preset item cap; practical capacity depends on your headset and the scene you create.

Which games have AI opponents?

Table tennis, foosball and air hockey support AI opponents. You can play these games solo as well as with friends.

What does colocated multiplayer mean?

It means playing together in the same physical space. Each player uses their own headset, and all headsets connect through the same local network to share the virtual arcade.

Can I play with friends in another location?

Remote online multiplayer is not supported. Multiplayer sessions are designed for people sharing the same physical space.

Can I save my arcade layout?

Yes. Save your room layout and reload it when you return, so you can keep building on your own arcade.

Get Infinite MR Arcade

Infinite MR Arcade is developed by BlueJayVRStudio and is available on the Meta Horizon Store for Meta Quest. Visit the store for current pricing and headset compatibility.

Follow development in the patch notes, or read how the game’s colocated networking minimizes latency.