FAQ
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Frequently asked questions about Crashland.
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What's next for Crashland?
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Crashland 2.0 is nearly finished and currently in testing. The update includes 12 special missions, 12 special perks, 10+ new weapons, and 40+ new creatures. I’m aiming to release it in Autumn (Fall) 2025. If you’d like to join the closed beta, please email crashlandvr@gmail.com and include the email address linked to your Meta Quest.
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What about a PC version?
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After the Quest and Pico versions of Crashland 2.0 is out, the next step will be a PC version.
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I can't select missions after the tutorial
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Use the right thumbstick to change missions.
You can also select a specific mission by clicking on the dots across the bottom.
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I'm stuck in training - pressing up to teleport doesn't work
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To teleport, push and hold up on the right stick while pointing your gun at the ground. There should be a sillouette on the ground. Once the sillouete fills up (takes about half a second), let go of the stick to teleport there.
Check out the Developer Walkthrough video for examples of teleporting and much more.
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The perks don't work!
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Please make sure that you have selected the perk in question. You can only select a certain amount of perks at a time. Selected perks are highlighted in yellow. Press A when pointing at perk for more details.
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The game keeps pausing
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The game will pause if you press the menu button (≡) on the left controller. This will bring up a menu with options to restart or abort the mission. The game will also auto-pause if your Oculus Quest loses tracking, as is required for all apps. This might be due to low light conditions or some other issue (see here).
In either case you can unpause the game again by pressing the menu button (≡).
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I get a black screen when I try to load Crashland
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Please update your Oculus Quest to the latest OS version.
You might need to manually update the headset.
A guide for doing this can be found here.
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​I keep on dying! This game is too hard!
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Welcome to Crashland! ;)
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Crashland is quite a brutal game by design, and the current "normal" difficulty is the intended experience. You will die a lot, especially as you learn the mechanics.
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Running out of teleports is usually how you end up dead. Key to survival is learning to use the scanner to find out where creatures are, and the teleporter to move to safer positions. Remember that you have limited teleports, and every kill gives one teleport point back. Always have this in the back of your mind, and stay two moves ahead.
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As you play the game you will figure out most creatures have their weaknesses which you can use to your advantage. As you level up and unlock perks, you will further tip the odds in your favour. Players generally find that once the mechanics click, they can dance around earlier once-impossible missions with relative ease.
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Take a look at the Developer Walkthrough for further advice.
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Any chance of co-op?
For Co-op, that type of multiplayer experience needs to be designed from the ground up unfortunately, rather than something you can add afterwards. However I might look at a seperate co-op experience in the future.
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