Use Cases

Gaming

Multiplayer

Join the battle, team up with friends, and conquer the world! By developing multiplayer games, you can create a social experience that brings people together and ignites a sense of community.

Design Considerations

Before you start building your app, you should consider the overall design to improve user comfort and usability:

Establish a shared reality: Create an overlapping experience that fosters a common understanding among users.

Make co-location necessary: Design experiences that are fundamentally changed or enhanced by multiple users being physically present together.

Engage users with meaningful goals: Incorporate elements of competition, cooperation, learning, and social sharing to create interactive and immersive experiences that bring users together.

For more information, see Human Interface Guidelines:

Design foundations

Health and safety

App Examples

Premium Bowling

Enjoy ten pin bowling right at home! Premium Bowling is as close to real bowling as you'll get without picking up a physical bowling ball.

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Among Us VR

Among Us VR is a party game of teamwork and betrayal. Grab your crew and launch into the VR version of this hit multiplayer deduction game.

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Roblox

With over 79.5 million daily active users and a huge variety of 3D immersive experiences, there’s always something new to discover.

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Ghosts of Tabor

Ghosts of Tabor is a hard-core extraction-based VR FPS PvPvE survival game where you must use your wits, skills, and resources to survive.

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Key Elements / Building Blocks

Multiplayer Building Blocks: This group of six building blocks enables you to quickly implement features that bring people together and cultivate social experiences through voice, presence, matchmaking, colocation, and more.