FarePlay

Immerse Yourself in a Private Mixed Reality Media Room

FarePlay transforms your NReal Mixed Reality Glasses into a cozy virtual lounge where your personal media library surrounds you. Instead of simply mirroring a screen, it arranges your videos, photos and GLTF 3D models in a spatial environment, creating a genuinely cinematic and interactive feel.

The interface is clean and focused on media playback, with an emphasis on comfort during longer viewing sessions. Hand tracking support is a standout feature: being able to reposition and resize content around your virtual room with natural gestures feels intuitive and quickly becomes second nature. Whether you’re watching a film, browsing through vacation photos or inspecting a 3D model, the sense of presence is impressive.

Beyond basic media, FarePlay includes a built‑in web browser that doubles as a document viewer. PDFs, text files and GIFs can be opened directly, which is particularly handy for reading or referencing material without leaving your immersive setup. Do note, however, that due to Android 11 storage policies, only media files are accessible outside the FarePlay folder; other file types need to be moved into the app’s directory to appear.

Performance is generally smooth, with stable playback and responsive controls, provided your device and NReal glasses are set up correctly. The experience is tightly targeted: FarePlay is designed exclusively for the consumer version of NReal glasses and will not run without them, nor is it suitable for the DevKit.

If you own NReal consumer glasses and want to turn them into a personal mixed reality cinema and media hub, FarePlay is a focused, capable choice that makes local content feel fresh and immersive again.