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Updated · UploadVR · Aug 16

Green Hell VR Adds Painting Update to PS VR2, Meta Quest as Quest Players Hit 1 Million

Updated

Updated · UploadVR · Aug 16

Green Hell VR Adds Painting Update to PS VR2, Meta Quest as Quest Players Hit 1 Million

Q: Why did Incuvo delay the PC VR update, and what hidden technical hurdles are keeping Steam players waiting until fall?

Incuvo delayed the PC VR update because the studio said it needed more testing before shipping the PS VR2-style campaign version to Steam, moving the target from summer to fall. What is publicly known stops there. Neither the news report nor the additional sourced material identifies any specific “hidden” technical hurdle. The confirmed facts are that Incuvo is porting the more linear campaign build used on PS VR2 and Quest to PC VR, that the SteamVR version did not receive the new 2.5.0 content update, and that existing Steam owners will get the new version for free when it launches. The most plausible reason Steam players are waiting is the complexity of maintaining two distinct PC versions at once. Incuvo has indicated the original open-ended PC VR build will remain available separately, while the new PC release will add the PS VR2/Quest-style campaign branch. That likely means added QA, compatibility checks, save and branch management, storefront delivery planning, and performance validation across a wider range of PC VR headsets and hardware than on a closed platform like PS VR2. But that remains inference, not confirmed reporting. Based on the available evidence, the only verified explanation is that Incuvo pushed the release to fall for additional testing, without disclosing more detailed technical problems.

3 articles · Updated · UploadVR · Aug 16

Green Hell VR rolled out a free PS VR2 and Meta Quest update that lets players paint camps after crafting a brush and bowl added in the patch.
Two new modular building options—triangle frames and plank structures—also expand camp customization, while paid cosmetic add-ons arrive at $2.99 for the Art Instructor Pack and $1.99 for the Painter Pack.
A free anniversary shirt marks the game reaching 1 million players on Quest, underscoring why the update is centered on Meta Quest and PlayStation VR2.
SteamVR is still excluded from these recent content drops, though Incuvo said its newer PC VR version—ported from PS VR2's more linear campaign—has slipped from summer to fall for more testing.