Meta introduces quests and rewards to encourage avatar interaction on Horizon Worlds Metaverse platform
The main quests include trying on clothing avatar rewards earned during gameplay and exploring various options.

Highlights
- ‘Horizon Worlds’ is the virtual reality live interactive experience by Meta Quests
- Meta began testing quests in the spring with a game called Giant paddle mini golf course
- The menu enables players to pause their session and provide options to mute, follow, or block other avatars encountered in the virtual world
Meta, the tech giant behind the innovative ‘Horizon Worlds’ virtual reality platform, is taking user engagement to the next level with the introduction of quests and rewards. Now, every user equipped with a Meta Quest VR headset can embark on virtual adventures and earn exciting prizes while interacting with their avatars.
In a groundbreaking move, Meta has made quests accessible to all users, expanding the virtual reality live-interactive experience to new heights. With the initial testing of quests in the form of games like Giant Paddle Mini Golf, the company has received positive feedback, leading to the addition of two more engaging quests - Arena Clash and Bad Roommates.
Rewarding experience
Meta's quests are designed to captivate users and enhance their connection with their virtual personas. The main quests include trying on clothing avatar rewards earned during gameplay and exploring various options. Each quest comes with a specified reward, such as unlocking new clothing options for avatars, ensuring that players have incentives to participate.
Enhances user experience
Meta is dedicated to continuously enriching the Horizon Worlds experience, promising regular updates and additions of new quests and rewards over time. By encouraging a dynamic and evolving VR environment, the company aims to capture users' interests, ultimately leading to sustained engagement and long-term success.
Beyond quests and rewards, Meta's latest update includes a new quick actions menu, offering users greater control and ease during gameplay. The menu enables players to pause their sessions seamlessly and provides options to mute, follow, or block other avatars encountered in the virtual world. This addition enhances user comfort and safety, contributing to a more enjoyable and secure VR environment.
Bug reporting made easy
Meta remains committed to resolving any technical issues promptly and efficiently. The company has introduced a straightforward bug-reporting feature in the updated Horizon Worlds platform. Users encountering bugs can now report them by simply clicking the home button four times consecutively or by holding down AB/XY buttons, streamlining the process for better user support.
Meta's addition of missions and prizes, together with other user-centric enhancements represents a key milestone in the virtual reality world. Meta is creating a new benchmark for virtual reality engagement and joining its status as an industry innovator by promoting increased avatar interaction and keeping a focus on user experience.