They kept the PC-powered Quill running in-house, though, and while the creation tool itself doesn’t run on any Quest yet, the Quill Theater at least lets you experience some of the fully animated stories made with it. Dear Angelica, for example, was made in VR with the Quill animation tool by Oculus Story Studio.įacebook ultimately shut down Story Studio while spinning out the Medium sculpting tool to Adobe. Think of both these touching stories as stepping stones necessary for Facebook to get to the Quest 2 and some of the impressive paid content you can buy for it. These are comfortable to watch seated and you don’t have to watch them in any particular order, but the two fundamental ones to at least try and check out first are Henry (totally family-friendly) and Dear Angelica (an absolute tear jerker).

The first things you should seek out with Oculus Quest are animated short stories sprouting from the early days at Facebook’s VR division. Recommended: Henry, Dear Angelica, and find Tales from Soda Island in Quill Theater