Meta Horizon+ September 2026: Warplanes: Air Corp, Prison Boss VR Free on Quest

Meta swapped in two new redeemable titles for Horizon+ subscribers on September 1: Warplanes: Air Corp, a modern combat flight game, and Prison Boss VR, a crafting sim set behind bars. September’s Monthly Games are Warplanes: Air Corp and Prison Boss VR. Both are available to download now for anyone with an active Horizon+ subscription on Quest.

Air Corp Drags the Warplanes Series Into the Drone Era

Warplanes: Air Corp is an action-focused flight combat game that drops you into the cockpit of modern fighter jets and other aircraft to battle it out against enemy planes, drones, convoys, tanks, and military bases. It’s a shift for the studio behind the franchise. The third release in the Warplanes series, which had previously focused on WW1 Fighters and Battles Over Pacific, Air Corp makes for a more modern aviation combat experience.

Meta’s own subscription storefront lists Warplanes: Air Corp among the current crop of monthly picks, alongside its standalone $19.99 price tag for non-subscribers. The game supports solo campaign play as well as online co-op and competitive multiplayer, and includes a Free Flight mode for players who just want to fly without combat pressure.

Quest owners are weighing in on whether a modern jet setting beats the series’ earlier WWI and WWII eras:

Prison Boss VR Brings a 2017 Cult Favorite to Quest

Prison Boss VR is a classic “job simulator” that tosses you into a prison cell and throws away the key. You’ll spend your nights secretly building and running a small contraband business, crafting items to sell to your fellow inmates. The formula, avoid the guards, hoard your materials, sell what you can, dates back to the game’s original 2017 PC VR launch by developer Trebuchet Studio, according to the title’s Steam listing.

On Steam, the developer describes the loop plainly: craft cigarettes, alcohol and cookies for other inmates. Players stash goods around a customizable cell to keep them from patrolling guards, then trade the finished product for cash and reputation. Nine years on, it’s now folded into Horizon+ as a free monthly redeem rather than a paid download.

Seven More Titles Land in the Rotating Catalog, Including Loop One: Done

Beyond the two headline Monthly Games, Meta padded out its rotating libraries too. The rotating Games Catalog and Indie Catalog are also bolstered this month by a combined seven new titles. One of them, Loop One: Done is a roomscale mixed reality sandbox game about automation that’s heading to Quest Early Access next week.

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What Subscribers Get for $7.99 a Month

Both titles unlock permanently for as long as the subscription stays active, a structure Meta has kept consistent since launching the service. Meta Horizon+ is a subscription service that gives players access to a monthly selection of games for $7.99 USD per month, or $59.99 USD a year. First-time subscribers still get a one-month trial before billing kicks in.

The combined catalog keeps growing well past its original two-game format. Between the curated Monthly Games and the larger rotating Games and Indie catalogs, Horizon+ subscribers can now pull from more than 100 titles without paying for any of them individually, a library size Meta has been steadily building since the subscription’s 2023 debut.

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