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    XR Replay Lets You Record The Last Few Minutes Of Your Quest Gameplay

    JamesBy JamesAugust 7, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    XR Replay Lets You Record The Last Few Minutes Of Your Quest Gameplay
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    XR Replay, the latest app from the developer of the popular Quest Games Optimizer, auto-records the last few minutes of gameplay so you can save it at any time.

    Imagine you are playing a Quest game and something amazing happens. A great jump scare in a horror game. A highlight reel-worthy kill in a competitive shooter. However, because you were not actively recording, that moment is lost forever.

    XR Replay is designed to change that. The new app from Quest Games Optimizer developer Anagan79 runs in the background while playing a game and a simple ‘save’ option adds the last user-defined period of gameplay to storage.



    You can choose to have the app track between thirty seconds and ten minutes of gameplay with different settings for aspect ratio, resolution, and bitrate. There are toggles for capturing game and microphone audio along with an option to start the application when the headset is booted.

    There is no word from early reviews about any impact on game performance when the app is running. I am currently testing XR Replay and will write up my impressions next week.

    XR Replay is available now for $3.99.

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