Poker VR is out on Oculus Rift and will be cross platform with Oculus Go and Gear VR
Poker VR came out on Oculus Go for its launch in May and is now available on the Oculus Rift since Thursday 19/07/2018. It’s the first ever free to play Social VR game that will be cross platform between Mobile VR, standalone and computer based VR. Poker VR on Oculus Rift page.
San Francisco, 19th of July 2018 – Available today on the Oculus Rift, Poker VR is the most played Poker game in virtual reality. Poker VR is a free to play multiplayer poker game for VR that revolves around Social Interactions. Poker VR has focused on bringing the real life experience of Poker to the online world through VR.
According to Hamza Siddiqui, CEO of Mega Particle, “on Oculus Go there are a lot of players that play regularly and everyday”, in fact, Poker VR has seen over 60 minutes daily playtime per user.
Poker VR continues to be the highest grossing free to play app on the Oculus platform as far as the Poker VR team knows with an Average Revenue per Daily Active User (ARPDAU) of above $0.70.
Siddiqui adds “Poker VR is now on all pertinent VR platforms, next up we will be extending this universe to become the entertainment hub for all”.
Poker VR is developed by Mega Particle a company building the next generation of social games through virtual reality.
MegaParticle (formerly known as Casino VR) was founded by Hamza Siddiqui and Marco Kobelt in 2014. Siddiqui always was excited about Social VR and Kobelt is a professional poker player. They realized that online poker never was able to bring the real life, social, engaging experience of poker and that is why they understood that with VR they could bring the excitement of real life poker at home.
“It even went further when we became aware that our players were staying for the social interactions inside Poker VR” said Kobelt.
To learn more about the team and the product please visit our website: http://pokervr.co
Poker VR is developed by Mega Particle a company building the next generation of social games through virtual reality.
