Reload - Shooting Range
abedalkareem omreyh
Reload is focused and satisfying. The drills feel purposeful, and the competitive layer gives us a reason to sharpen another run.
abedalkareem omreyh
Reload is focused and satisfying. The drills feel purposeful, and the competitive layer gives us a reason to sharpen another run.
Bristol Bay Code Factory Limited
Doggy Dogfight is a cheerful aerial game with a surprising amount of content. Fifty levels and power-ups keep it moving, and a controller makes the vintage planes much easier to handle.
Voyager Space Systems, LLC
Pocket Rocket is a space fan’s dream, combining practical launch tools with 3D models and immersive footage. It gives both casual viewers and serious fans plenty to explore.
Crayon AR, LLC
Crayon is an approachable 3D sketching tool built with real care for the platform. Its developer story is also a reminder that small teams are shaping some of visionOS’s most original ideas.
Torn Metal LLC
PhotoDome makes a photo library feel like a scene from Minority Report. Tossing and arranging images with hands and eyes is beautiful, fast, and much more playful than scrolling a grid.
BJ Feitan Technology
Fyta makes spatial media feel social instead of stuck in a personal library. The cross-platform upload path is especially helpful for people capturing on iPhone.
David Seeler
Spatial Flow Runner is far more fun than we expected. The speed and free price make it easy to jump into, and the Sonic-like flow can become quietly addictive.
1984 LLC
Mirage can transform ordinary walls, floors, and ceilings into a completely different mood. The effects are playful, and drifting through clouds is a strong reminder that the room can become the canvas.
Fun and Awe
OPERATOR makes music production visual, friendly, and fun. Building a beat from cubes is easy to understand, while voice recording and effects leave room for real experimentation.
Orbital Knight sp. z o.o.
Spire Blast takes the satisfaction of stacking and turns it into an addictive puzzle. It is easy to learn, pleasant to play, and polished enough to keep us coming back.
Vladislav Shtefanko
Status Bar Builder makes the open space around a desk useful with a clean, customizable row of time, battery, calendar, shortcuts, and other glanceable controls.
Jason Norris
ReelRoom lovingly rebuilds the Friday-night video store. Posters, shelves, and trailers capture the feeling well enough that browsing becomes the experience, not just the step before watching.
Owlchemy Labs
Job Simulator runs well and gives Vision Pro owners a polished, proven room-scale game. Its humor and physical interactions make it a great showcase for first-time players.
Quantum Cogs
MetalSplatter can display impressively large Gaussian splats without outside computing. Heavy files may still cause crashes, but its local performance makes it a valuable tool for spatial creators.
Jack Finnis
Alive makes a normal workday feel wonderfully strange. Fish, sharks, spiders, and butterflies react to the room while other apps stay open, creating a mixed reality layer that feels genuinely alive.
Aaron Brannan
Preshow Theater has one of the most charming free environments on Vision Pro. Watching trailers at a drive-in, complete with light reflecting on the car hood, shows real attention to detail.
Electric Square Ltd
Warped Kart Racers makes imaginary steering feel better than expected. Familiar characters, 16 tracks, and eight-player races give it enough depth for more than a quick novelty.
Things, Inc.
A Bunch of Things is wonderfully easy to lose time in. Placing and combining thousands of community-made objects is relaxing, creative, and completely free.
Gary Law
LightTable is a smart companion to Photos. Multiple videos, side-by-side images, and transparent media make it easier and more fun to compare a library than Apple’s single-window view.
Gregoire Lemoulant
Piano: Flowing Tiles makes learning feel colorful and immediate. Better hand tracking and MIDI imports give both beginners and experienced players room to experiment.
Cihat Guenduez
Posters 2.0 is a clever, low-effort way to make movie discovery part of the room. The widgets stay useful without demanding attention, and the 3D cast images add a small surprise.
Pivot Play Games
Arcade Arena turns basketball feedback into a spectacle. Fire when you get hot and falling bricks when you miss make every streak visible, while one shared leaderboard gives the game a wider competitive life.
Pranay Garg
DreamSpace creates the kind of virtual window we always hoped Vision Pro would have. The ocean moves from day to night and stays on the wall while other apps are open, making it feel like part of the room.
illumie AS
AR Helicopters turns the room into a convincing RC flight space. A compatible controller and clear space are required, but steering around real furniture is immediately fun.
Reality Mint LLC
Tabletop Shuffleboard feels impressively close to the real game. Smooth movement and careful details make it especially easy to recommend to shuffleboard fans.
Sergey Kolodinskiy
AR WiFi&5G is peak useful geekery. Seeing signal strength mapped through a room is clever, though the experience can be uneven and remains fairly specialized.
Matthew Hoerl
Talking Heads creates a surreal conversation with a young Steve Jobs. The historical idea is fascinating, though AI recreation needs clear sourcing and careful expectations around what the person truly said.
MattPfeiffer Apps LLC
Guitar Tuner & Metronome is simple, free, and thoughtfully made for visionOS. It will not transform music practice, but placing the tools wherever you need them is genuinely useful.
Caio Jahara
Flamboyant Residencial is a beautiful full-scale apartment showcase with impressive materials and changeable floors. It is limited to one property, but the quality makes the idea easy to understand.
Nonstrict B.V.
Bezel makes an iPhone or iPad feel enormous inside Vision Pro. Wireless mirroring is useful and fun to test, but the experience still needs more polish before it can replace a direct app.
Preston Platt
Pop Goes the Weasel is a goofy, energetic mixed reality game with a clear goal and plenty of personality. It is small in scope, but smacking dynamite-carrying weasels is hard not to enjoy.
Apposite
Spray Paint Spatial turns Logitech Muse into a convincing spray can with no mess attached. The idea is simple and accessory-dependent, but the physical feel is exactly the point.
Grant Gliner
STAK! is a calm, satisfying spatial stacking game with enough shapes and difficulty modes to keep the basic idea fresh. It is small in scope, but it knows exactly what it wants to be.
上海隆匠网络科技有限公司
QioBo is a polished little score-chasing game that is easy to understand and hard to put down. Its focused design makes it fun, even if the experience is modest.
Adam Gastineau
Sila turns Twitch into a wall of live streams and handles several at once surprisingly well. It is great for power viewers, even if five conversations can become a lot to take in.
Graffity Inc.
Craftrium is a pleasant virtual aquarium with detailed fish and a calm mood. It is not a deep experience, but it is free, relaxing, and easy to leave running nearby.
Remedy Entertainment
We are not the biggest gamers, but Control has us hooked. The flat-window presentation sounds ordinary until you see its scale, detail, and lighting on M5 Vision Pro. It is the rare compatible iPad game that feels like a genuine showcase for the headset.
ANIMA RES
A beautiful way to learn how lungs work. It would feel more complete if the Insight apps were together, and you need an account to unlock everything.
ANIMA RES
A beautiful way to learn how kidneys work. It would feel more complete if the Insight apps were together, and you need an account to unlock everything.
Taobao
A cool look at what shopping in 3D can feel like on Apple Vision Pro.
William Hass
ActionDeck is a clever early utility for Mac Virtual Display. Eye-and-hand shortcuts for windows could become a real productivity boost, but the app still needs time to mature.
Lowe’s
Lowe’s Style Studio is a polished proof of concept for immersive home planning, though it still feels more like a demo than a complete project tool.
Brian Corrieri
Spatial Rifts has creepy characters, satisfying upgrades, and a fun room-scale premise, though its wave-based combat grows repetitive over time.
Elie F. Gebran
Pulse of Time is a promising use of Vision Pro for historical storytelling; the concept already works, and richer visuals and more stories could make it exceptional.