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VIVEPORT for VR: store, Infinity and headset support

Short answer: VIVEPORT sells VR games and apps individually and offers Infinity subscriptions for eligible catalog titles. Quest support is a PC VR route: VIVEPORT lists Quest with Link and its Quest guide requires a Windows PC, not a Quest-native store app. VIVEPORT's published headset lists do not fully agree, so verify the current listing for each title. Last checked October 11, 2026. [1] [2] [5]

Store purchases and Infinity subscriptions

VIVEPORT's storefront offers paid titles as well as its Infinity catalog. An Infinity subscription gives access to titles included in that catalog while you are subscribed; it does not mean every VIVEPORT title is included. VIVEPORT's help instructions say subscribers add an eligible title to their library, download it through the desktop app and launch it there. Some titles are limited to Annual Infinity subscribers. If you are not subscribed, VIVEPORT says you need to purchase a title before downloading it. [1] [3]

The current English Infinity page shows PCVR-and-glasses plans alongside a separate Infinity Vista option for VR glasses. Plan names, billing terms and displayed prices can change, so check VIVEPORT's live plan page before subscribing. [2]

PC VR devices and Quest Link

As checked on October 11, 2026, VIVEPORT's Infinity plan page lists VIVE, VIVE Cosmos, VIVE Pro, Oculus Rift/Rift S, Valve Index and Windows Mixed Reality headsets. It also lists Meta Quest 2 and Quest 3 with Link, plus VIVE XR Elite and VIVE Focus Vision with VIVE Streaming. These are platform-level compatibility claims, not a promise that every game supports every device. Check the game's own compatible-device list before installing. [2] [3]

VIVEPORT's device lists were not fully aligned on October 11, 2026. The current Infinity plan page names Quest 2/3 with Link and Focus Vision with VIVE Streaming, but does not list Focus 3. An older Help Center article names Quest 2/3 with Link and Focus 3 with Business Streaming, but does not list Focus Vision. Those lists do not establish whether Focus 3 support has ended or whether Focus Vision works with every title. Check the individual title's device list and setup instructions. [2] [4]

VIVEPORT's Help Center article says Infinity PCVR uses SteamVR for cross-platform headset support. Its Quest-specific support guide requires a Windows PC, and its Quest 3 collection describes its titles as PCVR played via Link. This is not a route for installing those PC titles directly onto a standalone headset. [2] [4] [5] [6]

How to install an Infinity game

  1. Install the VIVEPORT desktop app, sign in and open the Infinity section.
  2. Choose a title and check its listed headset compatibility. Some titles are reserved for Annual subscribers.
  3. Add an eligible game to your library, then download and launch it from the app.

If the game is not included in your subscription, VIVEPORT directs non-subscribers to purchase it before downloading. This flow is described in VIVEPORT's support instructions. [3]

Common questions

Can I use VIVEPORT with Meta Quest?

VIVEPORT lists Quest headsets with Link for its PCVR route, and its setup guide says a Windows PC is required. This is not the same as downloading a standalone Quest app from Meta's Horizon Store. Check each title's compatibility details. [1] [2] [3] [5]

Does Infinity include every VIVEPORT game?

No. Infinity applies to titles included in its subscription catalog. VIVEPORT's instructions say a title outside the subscription needs to be purchased, and some catalog titles are available only to Annual subscribers. [3]

Is Infinity Vista the same as the PC VR plan?

No. VIVEPORT presents Infinity Vista as a separate VR-glasses plan, while its PCVR plan lists PC headsets and streaming-connected devices. Check the current regional plan details because offerings can change. [2]

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