My Monsters Is A Hand-Painted, Mental Health-Focused VR Journey

My Monsters is a hand-painted VR adventure focused on mental health, and an updated Quest demo is now live.

Developed by Brazilian studio Ludact (Unbinary), My Monsters uses a hand-painted art style made using Quill VR, promising a surreal third-person journey across Onirium with environmental puzzle solving and platforming. Joined by a “small, frightened” monster called Moti, you confront creatures designed to represent common psychological struggles that include loneliness, fear, and anxiety.

Ludact previously released a free, updated Quest demo that remains available after initially launching a demo last October. The studio previously confirmed that this latest version adds “new mechanics, new characters, and the evolving bond” between the player and Moti. As the journey progresses, Moti will learn new skills as you take on foes, with each area hiding various collectibles.

“We believe VR can be a canvas for introspection, not just pure escapism,” said Egon Ribeiro of Ludact in a prepared statement last month. “With My Monsters, every hand-painted detail is designed to resonate deeply with our own inner challenges.”

My Monsters launches on October 2 on Quest and Steam for $19.99.