I guess, it is the same as Oculus Go, other Android devices
https://developer.oculus.com/documentation/quest/latest/concepts/book-intro/
Quote: "
The Oculus Quest Native SDK includes libraries, tools, and resources for native Android development.
Getting the SDK
The Oculus Quest Native SDK uses the same download as the Oculus Mobile SDK.
SDK Contents
VrApi for third-party engine integration (not required for Unity or Unreal).
Native application framework for building high-performance VR applications from scratch.
Additional libraries providing support for GUI, locale, and other functionality.
Native project sample applications and source to provide reference model for creating your own VR applications.
Tools and resources to assist with native development.
Oculus Quest Native SDK Intro Documentation
Getting Started Guide: A one-time guide to environment setup.
Native Development Overview: Information every developer should know about Oculus Android development. Every developer should read through this guide.
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So for the quest, I guess, your app would run, if it run on the Go, Android, and so on. But the publishing is a little bit harder, because they want to know, what your app would be about and so on.
