Mixed reality for Meta Quest

Your living room is the farm now.

Chickens peck around your real floor, a market stall pops up by your wall, and every egg, fleece and bucket of milk turns into coins for bigger, sillier animals.

Coming soon to Meta Quest How it works

Single player · Hands or controllers · Plays in your real room

Feed. Collect. Sell. Repeat.

Couch Coop uses passthrough and your Quest's room scan, so the animals walk on your actual floor and around your actual furniture.

Start small

A few chickens, a feed bag and a patch of grass on your carpet. Feed them and they start laying.

Sell at the stall

Carry eggs to the market stall that stands by your wall, drop them in and watch the coins roll in.

Grow the farm

Buy new animals, tools, crops and decorations, from quail and ducks all the way up to cows and a horse.

13 animals, each with a job

Eggs and feathers, wool and milk, truffles dug up from under your furniture. Every animal has its own produce, its own tool and its own personality.

Plus quail, turkeys, sheep, alpacas, donkeys, cows and a horse.

Hands-on, and a bit ridiculous

It's a farm, but it's in your living room, so things get weird.

Pick up a chicken and throw it across the room. It's fine. Mostly.
Squeeze a chicken to make it honk.
Wear a chicken as a hat.
Keep an eye on the goose. It steals things.
Grow grain and carrots, decorate with fences, ponds and trees, and put tiny hats on your animals.
Fill the Almanac and chase goals. Your farm keeps producing while you're away.

The Couch Coop market stall standing by a bedroom wall, with the shop board, tool rack and almanac floating beside it. — The market stall, the tool rack and the Almanac, set up by a wall.

Questions

Which headsets does it run on?

It's made for Meta Quest 3 and Quest 3S, and also runs on Quest 2 and Quest Pro. Hand tracking and Touch controllers both work.

What do I need to play?

Some free floor space and a room scan. If your Quest hasn't scanned your room yet, the game opens Space Setup for you the first time.

Will it make me motion sick?

No artificial movement at all: you see your real room and walk around it yourself.

Does it need the internet?

No. Couch Coop plays fully offline and your farm is saved on your headset.

Is it OK for kids?

It's a cartoony farming game. Butchering animals exists only as an opt-in setting, and it's off by default; when it's on, it's a cartoon poof with no gore.