SculptrVR was built primarily by Nathan Rowe under the Greensky Games label, with the application launching on Steam in 2016 and arriving on Meta Quest in 2019. The core proposition is the most elemental possible creative activity: here is a world of virtual material, now shape it however you like. The voxel-based sculpting approach (using volumetric pixels as building blocks, similar to Minecraft's cube world but with freeform sculpting rather than block placement) makes the creation process intuitive enough for a five-year-old but deep enough for an artist painstakingly recreating Vermeer's Milkmaid in three dimensions — a real example from the 6DOF reviewer's account.

The defining feature that separates SculptrVR from every other 3D sculpting tool in this category is scale. The application's 10,000x zoom allows the user to shrink themselves to microscopic size to add fine detail, or to expand to god-like scale to sculpt entire mountain ranges with broad gestures. The shift is instantaneous and the resulting sense of spatial scale is deeply VR-specific: the experience of standing inside your own sculpt and looking up at structures you just built with your hands has no equivalent in any other medium or software.