VRPorn Premium now lists Deepthroat Simulator: Quest Edition 1.66, ending a year and a half on 1.623

What moved

For more than a year the VRPorn.com listing said 1.623, a build Squircle Games released in March 2025. When we checked on 29 October it still did. On 30 October the description reads "Current Premium Version: Deepthroat Simulator VR Quest 1.66". That is one step past 1.65, the build we wrote about on 24 October, so Premium has gone from three releases behind to level with the newest number we know of.

The developer's change list

About two days before the listing changed, Squircle Games posted a change list in the comments on the same page. In short:

• a SecretWaifu character browser with Official and Community tabs and a separate tab for your own free VRM models;
• smoother sync with Intiface and The Handy, with automatic reconnection;
• fixes for custom VRM loading, 2D mouse controls, the settings close button, a freeze on shutdown, the VR keyboard, Patreon code checks, the radial menu and Quest 3 passthrough.

The last item matters most. In a reply on the same page around March 2026 Squircle Games acknowledged that Quest 3 owners had no passthrough and said the next version would fix it. Neither the 1.64 nor the 1.65 notes mentioned it. This post does.

Not yet on record

The comment has no version number, and the developer's itch.io listing showed no 1.66 release post on 30 October. The timing points to the 1.66 build, but that is our reading, not the developer's statement. We have not installed it.

Updating safely

With no auto-update in the game, 1.66 means a fresh download and sideload. If Android refuses to put the new file on top of your current install, the only way forward is an uninstall, and that deletes your imported VRM characters. Copy them off the headset first; the order is in our update guide. Headset support and the rest are on our Quest Edition page; for the Windows version, see Deepthroat Simulator.

How we read it

This is the outcome Premium members should have had months ago, and it is good to see the gap closed rather than widened. Two things would make it cleaner. VRPorn.com could date its version line, so members know when a build changed. And Squircle Games could post the 1.66 notes on itch.io with a version number, so a passthrough fix that people waited half a year for is on the record and not only in a comment thread.