Art has never felt so real.
Find a comfortable, quiet spot and step inside the drawings of contemporary artist Agustin Di Luciano (Dilucious). Hand-drawn worlds, generative visuals and original sound become spaces you enter and explore, made to be felt from the inside.
No controllers. Just your hands. Touch cacti to make them bloom, pick things up, draw lines of light in the air, open your palm to call the Hyperspace disc and travel between worlds.
5 Artistic Worlds
New in 1.17 UV flashlight that reveals hidden drawings on your real walls, optional room scan, smoother hands, new sounds and countless refinements.
Visuals react live to the sound, and to your voice or music through the microphone if you allow it. Camera, room and audio data stay on the headset and are never stored or uploaded.
Shown at Museo MARCO (solo exhibition), Aluna Art Foundation and Tower Artist Studios in Miami, and tried by more than a thousand people on site.
Meta Quest 3, 3S. Hand tracking only. More at realityj.com
Up to 20 recorded version and rating changes from the past 90 days. Dates show when AltLab observed a value, not when the developer released an update. Our tracking may have gaps.
| Observed on | Store data | Recorded value |
|---|---|---|
| Version | 1.17 |
October 28, 2026
RealityJ 1.17 is out, the biggest update yet. Everything is still played with your bare hands, no controllers. New in 1.17 - Hyperspace disc: open your palm to call a glowing disc. Touch it to travel between worlds, restart a scene, start drawing or switch on the flashlight. - UV flashlight: shine…
June 1, 2026
• New features to make your interactions more enjoyable • Bug fixes to ensure a more stable app environment If you're enjoying the app, please consider leaving a 5-star review to help us reach more users. Want to be part of our creative process? Follow us on Instagram @dilucious and share your…
November 11, 2025
I installed and played this one last night. It felt like it was a project for a VR Dev 101 class at a local community college. If that were the case, I shouldn't bag on it. I do like experimental wtf VR stuff...so I'll give it a very generous 3 stars in that case. I hope that whoever developed this app/game will continue down the path...because maybe after a few more years of experience, they'll create something great.
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