Convrgence Quest 2 and PCVR — What Platforms It Runs On

CONVRGENCE Quest 2 is a common search because Quest headsets are the most popular way people enter VR, but the honest answer is that no standalone Quest 2 version is documented. On Steam the game is marked VR Only with SteamVR support, and its minimum requirements call for a desktop-class PC with a GTX 1070 or RX 580 and 6 GB of VRAM, which is not a mobile-headset workload. That makes CONVRGENCE a PC VR title: the headset matters less than the PC it is connected to. This page separates the confirmed platform from the quest-2 assumption and lists what you actually need.

This page uses the official Steam store page and the developer's Steam discussion replies; any standalone Quest release is marked to confirm because no primary source announces one.

Does CONVRGENCE Run on Quest 2

Not as a standalone app, based on the documented evidence. Steam lists the game under Windows only, marks it VR Only, and names SteamVR as the VR support, and there is no Meta Quest store listing referenced anywhere in the primary sources. A common point of confusion is naming: searches for a Quest version can surface unrelated VR apps with similar-sounding names, and those are different products from Monkey-With-a-Bomb's extraction shooter. If your only headset is a standalone Quest and you have no gaming PC, the current release is not a documented option for you.

Platform	Status	Evidence
Windows PC VR (Steam)	Confirmed	Steam platform field shows Windows and VR Only with SteamVR support
Standalone Meta Quest	Not documented	No Quest store listing found in the primary sources
Mac or Linux	Not listed	Steam platform field shows Windows only
Flat-screen, non-VR	Not supported	Steam lists VR Only, with no non-VR category

The Confirmed Platform: PC VR Through SteamVR

The confirmed runtime is SteamVR on Windows, which is the standard stack for PC VR headsets. That detail answers the compatibility question without naming a headset: if your device can act as a SteamVR headset on a suitable PC, the game is available to it, and if your device is standalone-only, it is not. The Steam page also lists single-player, Steam Cloud, Steam Leaderboards, and Steam Achievements, so progression and scores are tied to your Steam account rather than a mobile account. There is no cross-buy or shared-progress claim for a standalone version, because none is documented.

• The store's VR support field is SteamVR, which is a PC VR runtime.
• Steam Cloud and Leaderboards mean progress and scores live in your Steam account.
• There is no documented cross-progression to a standalone headset build.
• The game is single-player, so there is no separate multiplayer platform requirement.

Requirements and Headset Notes

The performance bar is the practical limit on which PC VR setups can run the game well. Steam's minimum lists Windows 10 64-bit, an Intel Core i5-4590 or AMD FX 8350, 8 GB of RAM, a GTX 1070 or RX 580 with 6 GB of VRAM, 14 GB of storage, and SteamVR support, with a strong recommendation to install on an SSD. The VR discussion threads also show that controller behaviour varies by headset, with one player reporting that both a Quest 3 controller and an Index controller had twisted hands on the main screen and the developer pointing them to a dedicated troubleshooting thread, so a little controller troubleshooting is normal across devices.

Requirement	Documented value
OS	Windows 10, 64-bit
Processor	Intel Core i5-4590 or AMD FX 8350
Memory	8 GB RAM
Graphics	GTX 1070 or RX 580 with 6 GB VRAM
Storage	14 GB, SSD strongly recommended
VR support	SteamVR

• Check your PC against the VRAM requirement first, because 6 GB is the hard floor listed.

• Install on an SSD, as the store suggests, to avoid hitches while the procedural zone streams.

• Expect to configure controller bindings, since some headset and controller combinations need troubleshooting.

• Confirm your headset's PC connection method before buying, because SteamVR is the deciding requirement.

• The game is 14 GB, so budget space for it plus your SteamVR runtime.

• Because it is single-player, a poor internet connection does not affect the match itself.

• The store lists English and Russian with full audio as the supported languages.

• Treat standalone Quest support as unconfirmed until a store listing or developer statement appears.

For the software around the hardware, the vr page covers comfort and controls, the gameplay page explains the raid loop, and the mods page lists community add-ons for the VR build.