Meta's Horizon Worlds introduces an innovative element called 'Quests' aiming to enhance user involvement.

Meta’s Horizon Worlds has  released Players can earn rewards, such as clothing items, by taking on in-game missions while they navigate through the VR social network. With this update, Meta hopes to boost both user engagement and retention by making the platform more interactive and enjoyable.

Gradually, Meta will make this feature accessible to more players in Horizon Worlds over the coming weeks. Currently, quests are limited to a testing group in the newly launched Giant Mini Paddle Golf world, where players use paddles to direct a ball, aiming for the lowest score while competing against one another.

By incorporating quests into Horizon Worlds, Meta aims to enhance user interest, addressing a major concern for the platform. As of last October, the number of active monthly users had dropped below 200,000, indicating a need for revitalization. challenge Quests may incentivize players to linger longer on the platform, exploring diverse settings and completing tasks. In the future, as the platform expands to web and mobile, these quests could attract a wider audience, making the experiences in Horizon Worlds even more irresistible.

Recently, Meta disclosed plans to add 20 new unique experiences in Horizon Worlds, developed by outside studios. Additionally, the company is looking to extend access to users aged 13-17 to broaden its user demographic. Nonetheless, there are concerns from senators about this move, as they argue that the platform may not be suitable for younger users due to factors like harmful advertisements, data collection issues, health risks, and the risk of encountering abusive behavior.

Meta is set to allow Horizon users to monetize their virtual items. prevent Meta Horizon Worlds has partnered with DressX to bring virtual reality collections to the platform.

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