The Steam store page for Stuffed: Two Foot Hero lists a November 3 release, and no price. Its Meta Horizon Store listing is vaguer still, giving autumn 2026 and no price either, which leaves a VR co-op shooter just over two weeks away with no public cost.
One of the five screenshots on the Steam store page that carries the November 3 date. Image: Waving Bear Studio
What you can play now is the demo, free on Steam since October 5. Both listings are tagged VR Only, so a headset is required and no non-VR version is on sale.
The store page lists four-player online co-op
You play a two-foot teddy bear defending a girl from waves of nightmares, with homemade weapons and buildable barricades, traps and manual turrets. The page says you can “team up online with up to 4 players”, revive fallen teammates, and work through six dream-inspired maps of ten escalating waves each, with an endless mode on top.
A second store screenshot from the same page, which lists six maps and ten waves a night. Image: Waving Bear Studio
Four-player co-op is familiar ground in VR, where Dungeons of Eternity added a four-player mode in 2024. Cross-platform multiplayer and Steam achievements are both listed here, as is single-player.
The weapons are built from household objects, can be dual-wielded, reload physically in VR and upgrade at a weapon station, and the teddy levels up into outfit and fur variants. Steam files the game under action, indie and strategy, while Meta’s listing calls it shooter, action and survival.
A third screenshot from the Steam store page, which tags the game VR Only. Image: Waving Bear Studio
The requirements point at a Quest 3 build
Steam’s minimum specification asks for Windows 11, a Core i7 11700F, 16GB of RAM, an RTX 2060 and SteamVR, which is modest for a 2026 VR release. The page explains why: the game “was built to run on Meta Quest 3 and so should be able to run on most standard gaming PC setups”.
Meta’s listing names Meta Quest 3 and Quest 3S as the supported headsets and sets the comfort level at moderate. Steam’s page carries comfort tags for camera movement, custom volume controls and play without timed input.
The developer is Waving Bear Studio and the publisher is Amplified Games, and the game is in English only. Its November 3 date puts it a fortnight after the final chapter of Knights of Fiona on October 20, in a busy few weeks for VR releases.
The demo is free on Steam now. Both listings were read on October 18, and neither gave a price.
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