WingGlide
No. 01Starter plane
Patchwork
Vintage high-wing all-rounder with round dials
- Top speed
- 87 kt
- Cargo
“Slow, forgiving, short take-off.”
A VR flight adventure
Fly the post across a sky of floating islands.
See it fly
Your new job
The Skyreach is a scatter of islands floating above a sea of cloud, and the post has to get through. That's you.
Climb into a hand-built cockpit, flip on the master switch, press START and feel the engine catch. Then take the mail, the medicine and the wedding cake wherever it needs to go: short strips on windswept rocks, lakes in the clouds, mountain ledges, and a storm that has cut one island off for years.
Home Isle Post Office
Dispatch note · 4 of 86 jobs
Fly them smoothly: goats get upset, jam jars break, and passengers notice every rough landing.
Hand tracking
Put the controllers down. Your headset sees your hands, and in the cockpit they become a pair of leather pilot's gloves.
Reach out and close your hand on the yoke, the stick or the throttle and the plane is yours. Press START with a fingertip, pull the flaps lever, grab the map off your knee.
Prefer controllers? They work too, and you can swap any time.
What's in the hangar
7 planesTaildraggers, a floatplane, a sporty speedster and a twin-engine freighter. Earn coins and fill your hangar.
Hands onGrab the yoke, stick and throttle with your gloved hands or the controllers. Every switch works.
86 jobsMail runs, post rounds with several stops, long hauls, fragile cargo, passengers, airdrops, photo flights and weather runs.
5 regionsRelight the old beacon chain and the skies open up, one region at a time.
18 lit stripsRunway lights, a glowing panel, and islands turning gold as the sun goes down.
Open skyFinish the story and keep exploring. Three-star every route and you can retire a legend.
88.4Switch on the cockpit radio for half an hour of island chat and two serials: the Great Gale and The Midnight Mailbag.
WorldwideTotal stars, smoothest landing and deliveries, against the world and your friends.
SnapLift the vintage camera off its clamp, frame the lighthouse through the viewfinder, and take the shot one-handed.
The fleet
Every plane has its own cockpit, its own feel and the jobs it's best at. Start in the Patchwork, earn the rest, and look round any of them in the hangar.
No. 01Starter plane
Vintage high-wing all-rounder with round dials
“Slow, forgiving, short take-off.”
No. 02250 coins
Four-seat trainer for passengers and comfy cruising
“Steady and easy.”
No. 03400 coins
Composite sport plane, glass cockpit, express mail
“Quick and responsive.”
No. 04650 coins
Bush taildragger for rough strips and mountain ledges
“Sturdy, slow, lands short.”
No. 05600 coins
Floatplane for water and cloud-lake landings
“Floaty, gentle, lands on water.”
No. 06900 coins
Twin turboprop for heavy cargo and passengers
“Heavy, steady, likes long runways.”
No. 071,500 coins
All-weather twin built for storm runs
“Shrugs off gusts.”
The skies
Every beacon you light opens the next stretch of sky.
Home, the post office and your first runway.
Lighthouses, low islands and festival fly-pasts.
Mountain ledges and climbers waiting for supplies.
Lakes in the clouds, made for floatplanes.
The storm that cut Galehaven off. Can you get through?
Earn your wings
Every star you earn builds your rank, and every rank pays a little more. Upgrade engines, tyres, floats and cargo racks, and see the difference on the plane.
Rookie Courier
Courier
Senior Courier
Skyreach Flyer
WingGlide Ace
Legend of the SkyreachPostcards from the Skyreach
Questions from the tower
Anything else? Write to hello@wingglidevr.com.
No. The planes are forgiving to fly, every plane has a cockpit tour, and a controls tutorial walks you through the Touch controllers or hand tracking. You start in the Patchwork, a slow, steady starter plane, and the jobs build up gently.
It sits in between. The cockpits are real and hands-on: you switch on the master and ignition, press START, set the flaps and release the parking brake. The flying itself is friendly rather than a study-level simulation, so you can relax and enjoy the islands.
Yes. WingGlide is fully playable with your own tracked hands, no controllers needed. Close your hand on the stick, yoke or throttle to fly, and press switches with a fingertip. You can also use the Touch controllers and switch between the two at any time.
WingGlide has a moderate comfort rating, like most flying games. It's designed to be played seated and runs at a steady frame rate. Gentle flying (on by default) keeps the plane from rolling or looping right round, and there's a comfort vignette and an adjustable seat. If you're new to VR, start with short flights and take breaks.
WingGlide is being built for Meta Quest 3 and Meta Quest 3S, and will be sold on the Meta Horizon Store.
No. WingGlide is a single-player game with no online chat.
WingGlide is made for a general audience and is great for the whole family: no violence, no ads, no in-app purchases and no chat. Meta's own age guidance for Quest headsets applies.
WingGlide is coming soon to the Meta Horizon Store. The release date and price will be announced on this site and in the Logbook.
From the logbook
Flying is one of the best things to do in VR, and one of the easiest ways to feel queasy. Eight habits that help, and how WingGlide is built around them.
Hand tracking lets you put the controllers down and fly with your own fingers. What works, what doesn't, and how to get the best from it.
Master switch, ignition, START: the few steps that bring a small propeller plane to life, and why doing them yourself in VR feels so good.
Coming soon to Meta Quest
Strap in, flip the master switch, and we'll see you in the Skyreach.