CYBIONYX InMotion

Any PC game or movie in immersive 3D with Mixed Reality effects

Discord How it works
What it is

Step inside your screen

InMotion streams your PC to your Meta Quest and turns any flat game, movie or video into 3D in real time. No mods and no special VR versions: your whole library works as it is.

The PlayStation Store on a big curved screen in the headset
The experience

What makes it immersive

01

Mixed Reality

Rain, snow, leaves and more from the picture come into your room.

02

3D Depth Mesh

Creates a depth map, turning any content on your device into immersive 3D in real time

03

Look around

Turn your head to look where you want. A game is now somewhere you are, not something you watch

04

No sharp edges

The picture's light spills beyond the screen and fills your view, so the edges melt into your world

What you get

Everything in one app

A PS5 game in the headset

PS5 without a PC COMING SOON

Sign in with Sony, link your console with its code and play with a DualSense over your home network.

A sandstorm from the game in the room

Mixed reality BETA NEW

Rain, snow, leaves and more from the picture come into your room.

A game scene in 3D

2D to 3D for anything on screen

On Quest 3 and 3S the headset can compute depth itself and leave your graphics card to the game.

Two screens in the headset

One or two screens

Add a second monitor or a virtual one. Grab a frame to move it, pull a corner to resize it.

A space scene in the headset

Smooth picture

Up to 500 Mbps and 72 to 120 Hz matched to your game.

Playing with controllers in the headset

Your controls

Controllers, gamepad, keyboard and mouse, head tracking or a laser pointer.

Setup

Start playing in three steps

Step 1

Get the desktop app

Step 2

Get the Quest app

Step 3

Play

Compatibility

Will it work for you?

Headsets
Meta Quest 2
Quest 3
Quest 3S
Quest Pro
PC
Windows 10 / 11
macOS 12.3 or newer, Apple Silicon
Console COMING SOON
PS5 on your home network
DualSense
Connection
Wi-Fi
USB-C (lowest latency)

FAQ

Is this real VR?

The short answer is no. Your games still run exactly as they do on PC, and you won't get the full six degrees of freedom of a true VR title. But it doesn't feel like watching a screen either: you steer the camera with your head, a real-time 3D Depth Mesh lifts the flat image into three dimensions, and there are no sharp edges in your peripheral vision. For games never made for VR, it gets remarkably close to being there

Ready to play?

Experience your PC games like never before