How to Play Minecraft on Meta (Oculus) Quest And Quest 2

How to Play Minecraft on Meta (Oculus) Quest And Quest 2


To play Minecraft on your Quest, you need VR-ready hardware and an internet link cable. The link cable allows you to play both Java and Bedrock versions of Minecraft.


This article will show you how to play Minecraft on your Oculus Quest or Quest 2 virtual reality headset. We have instructions for both Java and Bedrock versions of Minecraft.



Can You Play Minecraft on Meta (Oculus) Quest or Quest 2?



There is an official version of Minecraft Bedrock edition for the Rift VR headset, but Minecraft isn't compatible with Quest or Quest 2. This platform lets you still play Minecraft, but only if your computer is VR-ready and you have a link cable. Your PC runs Minecraft and transmits the visual data directly to the headset. This allows you to play Minecraft in VR as long as your computer is connected.



There are several versions of Minecraft on your Quest. However the procedure is different. If you don't have either of the versions, you'll have purchase one or the other before you can play on your Quest.



These are the Minecraft versions that you can play on Quest.



Windows 10 (Bedrock edition) It's the Minecraft version which you can purchase through the Microsoft Store. It includes VR capabilities and can be installed quickly. However, this version cannot be modified in the same way as the Java version. Java edition is the original version of Minecraft that comes with tons of free mods that are available online. It's a bit more difficult to run this version in VR, as you need to install Java, Steam, and Steam VR if you haven't done so already but the gameplay is more intriguing. You can, for example mine bricks using your controllers.



How to Play Minecraft Bedrock Edition on Meta (Oculus) Quest or Quest 2



The Bedrock Edition is easy to start running in VR. You'll need the Minecraft app, Oculus app, Oculus Rift Minecraft apps, and the link cable that connects your Oculus to your computer.



Here's how to play Minecraft Bedrock Edition on Quest:



Search for Minecraft and choose it from the results.



Click Free or to install



This isn't the full Minecraft application, it's an app that is free and allows Minecraft Bedrock Edition to run in VR using Meta/Oculus hardware.



Wear your headset and connect it to your computer using link cable.



Select Allow to enable Oculus link



Find Minecraft in your apps or search for it, then choose Start.



Minecraft will be released in VR.



How to Play Minecraft Java Edition on Meta (Oculus) Quest or Quest 2



It is possible to play Minecraft Java Edition in VR via your Quest, but it is more difficult. Vivecraft is required to enable the Java version of Minecraft in VR. The VR implementation here is more robust than the Bedrock version, providing users with a variety of interactions and motion options to customize your experience.



To play Minecraft Java Edition on Quest you must install Java as well as install Steam, and install Steam VR. If you don't have all three installed, make sure you install them prior to starting.



Here's how you play Minecraft Java Edition on Quest:



Navigate to Vivecraft's download site and then click the most recent version of Vivecraft.



Click vivecraft-x.xx.x-jrbudda-x-x-installer.exe and download the file.



Launch the file when it is downloaded, then click Install.



The installation will fail if you haven't installed Java on your computer.



Click OK.



Launch the Oculus app on your computer.



Put on your Quest headset and connect it to your computer using the link cable.



Select Enable



On your computer, search for Steam VR within your Steam library and click Launch.



Select the monitor icon on the Steam VR interface.



If you have multiple monitors, choose the one Minecraft will run on.



If you select the wrong monitor, Minecraft will not appear on your virtual desktop after the next step. If that happens you could repeat the process to select the correct monitor, or take your headset off and transfer the Minecraft window to your other monitor.
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