How to Download and Use Viveport Infinity and Get VR Games

Viveport has the infinity subscription service which gives you hundreds of VR Games to play for a monthly subscription fee. It is compatible with more headsets than just HTC Vive but we found with testing that some games that said compatible with Oculus Rift S were not in fact compatible and only supported HTC Vive but you don't find out until after you install the game and try to play it.

Viveport has many games, but not all games are included in the subscription service and some you still have to buy and play. Some VR games on Viveport support Co-Op with SteamVR games as well even if installed on VivePort which is good.

Viveport client and website is also pretty slow, performance is not optimal and it could be improved.

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[Psychoghost]

But how do you set the store location? My home address zip code doesn't work

[StreetFamzz]

Bro you literally went over the most important part. What happens when it downloads where does it go and how to you play. Inside your steamVr?

[AdamCServices]

how has this got so many reviews, where is the proof of you playing?

[Reelix]

It doesn't take too long - If you have a 500Mbps connection (Like you do) - Which almost no-one has :p

[wumfk]

when i finish the install it says find an app in the microsoft store to run it with

[mtallman]

In order to play do you have to have the cable plugged into the oculus at all times?