PatchWorld

It’s time to let your imagination run free and create music, art and whole new worlds inside PatchWorld! With 250+ modular building blocks at your disposal, 500+ reusable devices, including toys and vehicles to play with, and over 3000+ user created worlds to explore, PatchWorld is filled with possibilities. Invite friends to design new worlds, collaborate with other Patchers on amazing new ideas, or remix projects you find. The options are limitless! Additionally, if you have a Meta Quest PatchWorld account, you can log into that one on Steam. When opening the app, simply log in with your Meta account (Steam usually creates a new account automatically, so log out of that one first).  And this is just the start. PatchWorld is out now in Early Access, and we’ll continue to add new ways to connect, design and create together. Join us on our Discord and share your ideas with the community:

The amazing creative universe that is PatchWorld is now available on Steam as a free demo! The demo will feature a lot (but not all) of PatchWorld’s core systems, like building unique machines and creating amazing music. Features such as cross-platform interaction and multiple world-building will be available in the full Steam edition, coming later in 2026. Check out the Steam Demo: Happy Patching!

PatchWorld is LIVE during Steam Next Fest! Join us throughout the festival for live creator sessions, performances, workshops, world tours and community jams inside PatchWorld. We’ll be exploring everything from playing music and instrument building to patching, physics, logic, world creation and just experiences live shows and creation from the community! Check our calendar for the next events! Expect sessions including:• Live music and audiovisual performances • Patching workshops for beginners and advanced creators • Instrument and device demonstrations • Guided world hopping • Creator showcases • Q&A and AMA sessions • Community jams and social gatheringsWe’ll also have experienced PatchWorld creators around to welcome people trying the demo for the first time, answer questions and help you discover what’s possible. Try the PatchWorld Demo for free during Steam Next Fest and come join us in-world!Session times and featured creators will be updated throughout the festival.

Meet Leonardo Björk, one of those PatchWorld creators who, despite showing up as a skeleton, makes the whole platform feel alive.If you have watched our YouTube channel or spent time in PatchWorld on standalone VR, you may have already seen him: the quiet skeleton avatar building something strange, funny, playful, and interactive somewhere in the corner.Leo builds toys, vehicles, musical machines, games, rideable trains, remote-controlled UFOs, catapults, interactive bombs, hose guns, spear guns, punching gloves, lottery machines, spyglasses, eye-makers, and many other devices that feel somewhere between a garage invention, an amusement park ride, and a cabinet of interactive curiosities. Watch a remote controlled UFO in Mixed RealityHis creations are made to be operated. You can touch them, trigger them, drive them, open them, copy them, and take them apart.That makes sense when you know a bit about Leonardo’s background. A Builder Long Before VRLong before VR, he was already a builder. As a kid, he made clubhouses, tree houses, go-karts, custom bikes, and anything else that could become a project. Later, he worked in mechanics and construction, often designing his own tools when