One of the biggest challenges when developing for VR/AR platforms is ensuring that the user experience is comfortable and immersive. This means creating a virtual environment that is visually appealing, comfortable to interact with, and provides an intuitive user interface. Additionally, developers must ensure that the experience is optimized for the platform, as different platforms may have different hardware or software requirements.
For example, when developing for the Oculus Quest, developers must ensure that the game runs smoothly on the device’s limited hardware. This can be a challenge, as the device only has 4GB of RAM and a Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 processor. Developers must also consider the device’s limited battery life, as well as the device’s controller-free tracking system, which requires developers to create a user interface that is comfortable and easy to use.