Before You Buy Sozo: 12 Things to Check on the Store Page

The short answer: Most purchase details for Sozo – Tower Defense are still open, including price, release date, age rating, and comfort rating. The store page in the Meta Horizon Store was not available when we checked on October 10, 2026. This checklist helps you read the page with a purpose once it’s live.

How to use this list

Go through the twelve points in order. Each point notes what the studio has said so far and why it matters for your decision. If a store listing differs from the studio’s statements, the store page is what applies to your purchase.

The 12 points

1. Price

No price has been announced yet. Write it down with the date, because store prices change with sales. Compare it with the scope: according to the studio, the game includes 160 levels across eight realms.

2. Supported headsets

The studio lists only Meta Quest 3 and Quest 3S. Check whether the store page lists additional devices. If you own a Quest 2 or Quest Pro, buy only if your device is explicitly listed there.

3. Age rating

The rating is still unknown. For families, it’s the most important point. In terms of content, the studio describes fantasy monsters without horror, but the official rating appears only in the store.

4. Comfort rating

Meta classifies games by comfort. According to the studio, Sozo is a standing game with pointing, aiming, and striking at flying enemies. Check which comfort level the store lists and whether it matches your experience with VR.

5. Play modes and play position

Look at the details on standing, sitting, and room size. The studio does not describe a seated mode. There is a mixed reality mode in your real room and an optional VR mode on a fixed area of 3.4 × 3.8 meters.

6. Input

According to the studio, controllers and hand tracking both work. Check whether the store lists both input types. That matters if you prefer to play without controllers.

7. File size

The size is unknown. Check whether your headset has enough free storage, especially on models with small storage.

8. Languages

The studio lists 14 languages in the game, including German, English, French, Spanish, Japanese, and simplified and traditional Chinese. Check whether your language also appears in the store list.

9. Developer and publisher information

The store lists who develops the game and who publishes it. That helps if you need support later. The studio’s contact address is [email protected].

10. Additional purchases

According to the studio, there are two in-game currencies, gold and gems, which you earn by playing. Real-money purchases are not mentioned. Still, check whether the store page shows a notice about in-app purchases.

11. Internet and privacy

According to the privacy policy, the game uses no developer servers, collects no data, and shows no ads. Whether a connection is required for installation or launch is stated in the store. Read the linked privacy text there again.

12. Refund rules

The Meta Horizon Store has its own refund rules. As we understand it, you can request a refund if the purchase was no more than 14 days ago and you have played for less than two hours. Check the current terms in the store before you buy, and test the game specifically in your room during the first few days.

Summary table

No.	Point	Status according to the studio
1	Price	unknown
2	Headsets	Quest 3 and 3S
3	Age rating	unknown
4	Comfort rating	unknown
5	Play position	standing, MR or VR mode
6	Input	controllers and hands
7	File size	unknown
8	Languages	14 plus auto
9	Developer	check in store
10	Additional purchases	none mentioned
11	Internet	check in store
12	Refunds	store rules

Who needs this list and who doesn’t

This list is worth it for parents, for owners of older headsets, and for anyone who has ever regretted a VR game purchase. If you buy every new tower defense game anyway, you can limit yourself to points 2, 3, and 12.

Bottom line

According to the studio, Sozo is described in detail, but the details that decide a purchase are still missing. Take ten minutes for the store page on release day. After that, you’ll know whether the game fits your headset, your room, and your budget.