I wonder if Facebook looks at examples like this, after initially rejecting them, and considers allowing the game onto Quest officially after seeing there is a market for it after all? uploadvr.com/crisis-vrigade-…

Rejected By Facebook, Crisis Vrigade Becomes SideQuest's Most Downloaded Oculus Quest App

Seven months ago, Crisis VRigade developer Sumalab claimed its game had been rejected by Facebook’s console-like curation policy and kept from official release on Oculus Quest. Today, sideloading...

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Replying to @David_Jagneaux
Is there a market, or do people just like free games?

Jan 15, 2020 · 11:57 PM UTC

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Replying to @PSVRfrank
Good point, I think it's a bit of both in this case. There isn't much out there like this on Quest and if it was the right price I think people would still be interested. In fact, I'd imagine there are plenty of people that would rather pay a bit for a game than sideload (me)
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Replying to @PSVRfrank @David_Jagneaux
I happily paid for it on PSVR. I also play it on quest. Crisis Vrigade is a great game. There has to be more to the rejection.
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Doubtful, this isn't the first such rejection and it won't be the last
Replying to @PSVRfrank @David_Jagneaux
^^^^^^^^^^^my thoughts as well (still a great game but make it cost $10 to a test group and let's see the numbers)
Replying to @PSVRfrank @David_Jagneaux
I really liked Arizona sunshine on psvr and I almost rebought it for quest but you can get it almost everywhere else for $20 now, I'll just be happy I already own it somewhere else. Played the sideloaded crisis vrigade game and it feels very unfinished. In my opinion
Replying to @PSVRfrank @David_Jagneaux
Not sure how big the market would be for this one, but I'm pretty sure that there would be a market for @VR_ToTheTop and @pixelripped .
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Replying to @PSVRfrank @David_Jagneaux
free is never enough to distort interest