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Rec Room (video game)
Rec Room was a virtual reality online game platform developed by Rec Room Inc. (formerly known as Against Gravity Corp.). The game was available on various platforms, including the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, and Meta Quest. Various unofficial fan servers have since been created using most of the game's original assets.[citation needed] There have been no official sequels for the game.
Rec Room was a platform that made up a collection of player made games, also known as Rooms. These Rooms mainly consisted of player-made games, but those created by the company themselves were referred to as "Rec Room Originals" or "RROs". These rooms could be accessed by selecting them using an in-game game discovery menu, or by walking through "room doors" found in other rooms, as well as joining through invitations sent by in-game friends.
On June 1, 2026, following financial issues within the Rec Room Inc. company, Rec Room officially ceased operations and shut down all game servers.
Rec Room supported optional virtual reality (VR) gameplay across compatible devices, including headsets from Meta, Pico 4, and Steam VR platforms. In virtual reality mode, players interacted with the environment using motion controllers, enabling object manipulation and spatial movement. A non-VR mode known as "screen mode" was also available, allowing access to the game without needing a headset through a PC or PS4, and was later expanded to iOS, PS5, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and Android.
In VR mode, players could explore the in-game space within the confines of their physical floor space, while roaming further in-game by using the controllers. Players could "teleport" a short distance, and likely experience no virtual reality sickness, or could "walk" smoothly with the thumbstick, although this posed a higher risk of motion sickness.
When loading into the game for the first time, new players would start in Orientation, a room that introduced players to the game's basic mechanics, and gave them their virtual watch. After going through orientation, players would start in their Dorm Room any time they loaded into the game.
The Dorm Room was a small private room with a flexible dummy that players could punch, a whiteboard that players could draw on, and a mirror. Players could change their outfit and appearance via buttons on the side of the mirror, which could also be used to access the in-game shop to buy more outfit items.
Players could leave their Dorm Room by either interacting with a door, which would load them into the Rec Center, or could choose a room to go to from their watch menu. The watch menu had a list of rooms sorted by their genres and types. Players could also use a search bar to search up a specific room to play.
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Rec Room (video game)
Rec Room was a virtual reality online game platform developed by Rec Room Inc. (formerly known as Against Gravity Corp.). The game was available on various platforms, including the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, and Meta Quest. Various unofficial fan servers have since been created using most of the game's original assets.[citation needed] There have been no official sequels for the game.
Rec Room was a platform that made up a collection of player made games, also known as Rooms. These Rooms mainly consisted of player-made games, but those created by the company themselves were referred to as "Rec Room Originals" or "RROs". These rooms could be accessed by selecting them using an in-game game discovery menu, or by walking through "room doors" found in other rooms, as well as joining through invitations sent by in-game friends.
On June 1, 2026, following financial issues within the Rec Room Inc. company, Rec Room officially ceased operations and shut down all game servers.
Rec Room supported optional virtual reality (VR) gameplay across compatible devices, including headsets from Meta, Pico 4, and Steam VR platforms. In virtual reality mode, players interacted with the environment using motion controllers, enabling object manipulation and spatial movement. A non-VR mode known as "screen mode" was also available, allowing access to the game without needing a headset through a PC or PS4, and was later expanded to iOS, PS5, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and Android.
In VR mode, players could explore the in-game space within the confines of their physical floor space, while roaming further in-game by using the controllers. Players could "teleport" a short distance, and likely experience no virtual reality sickness, or could "walk" smoothly with the thumbstick, although this posed a higher risk of motion sickness.
When loading into the game for the first time, new players would start in Orientation, a room that introduced players to the game's basic mechanics, and gave them their virtual watch. After going through orientation, players would start in their Dorm Room any time they loaded into the game.
The Dorm Room was a small private room with a flexible dummy that players could punch, a whiteboard that players could draw on, and a mirror. Players could change their outfit and appearance via buttons on the side of the mirror, which could also be used to access the in-game shop to buy more outfit items.
Players could leave their Dorm Room by either interacting with a door, which would load them into the Rec Center, or could choose a room to go to from their watch menu. The watch menu had a list of rooms sorted by their genres and types. Players could also use a search bar to search up a specific room to play.
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