Horizon Worlds, the expanding metaverse universe that Meta has introduced to users in recent months, continues to increase the number of users day by day. The platform, recently announced that it will increase the number of users 10 times in 3 months, looks set to increase this number a lot more with new developments.

With the company’s CTO sharing on Twitter, there was a statement that a web version of Horizon Worlds could be coming in the coming days and that they would take developers much further financially. And without the need to use VR anymore!

Mobile and web versions of Horizon Worlds on the way

CTO Andrew “Boz” Bosworth tweeted that they want to get rid of the financial austerity their developers are experiencing in the coming days. Currently, a 30 percent deduction is applied to developers for purchases made through the Quest Store in Horizon Worlds. Bosworth, in the web version of this ratio announced that it will be 25 percent, and this is quite low compared to similar platforms. However, with this new application that Horizon Worlds will bring in the coming days, it is almost certain that the number of users will reach much greater numbers.

According to The Verge’s report, Horizon Worlds Work on the mobile version has begun supposedly. According to The Verge, Meta may launch both mobile and web versions later this year. Of course, in this case we can say goodbye to VR headsets completely. Since we can do almost everything we can and can’t do in real life in Horizon Worlds, it’s also very curious what this will look like as a phone application.