Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Games that resonate with the core audiences of Meta Horizon enable players to build social comfort by supporting three core motivations for play: competence (the ability to test skills and achieve things), autonomy (the ability to make interesting choices), and relatedness (the ability to feel connected to others). In this digital session, we’ll describe how these motivations work and offer tips for building experiences that support them.
Games that resonate with the core audiences of Meta Horizon enable players to build social comfort by supporting three core motivations for play: competence (the ability to test skills and achieve things), autonomy (the ability to make interesting choices), and relatedness (the ability to feel connected to others). In this digital session, we’ll describe how these motivations work and offer tips for building experiences that support them.
![[ASL] Getting Started with Spatial SDK](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/yAYv5H1HHx8/mqdefault.jpg "[ASL] Getting Started with Spatial SDK
Join Michael Borke, Partner Engineer, AR/MR, Meta, and Aidan Tran, Software Engineer, Meta, to learn about Meta Spatial SDK. Combine the rich ecosystem of Android development and the unique capabilities of Meta Horizon. Use the mobile development languages, tools and libraries you’re already familiar with to create completely new immersive apps, or take your existing mobile app and extend it by adding spatial features.")
