Start with the right store.
Search results for “Huss Baboon” mix Quest listings, itch.io uploads, APK pages, and nearby Scary Baboon projects. Use the platform and developer fields as your first check.
The safe default
For a Quest game, begin with the Meta Quest listing or the developer’s own official site. Do not treat an Android APK page as proof that a Quest game has an official phone version. If a page asks you to disable device security, install an unknown package, or complete a download survey, leave it.
What the current evidence says
| Signal | What it tells us | Confidence |
|---|---|---|
| Scary Baboon official site | Provides a public game description, official community link, creator program, and Meta entry point. | High |
| Huss Baboon mirrors | Community and aggregator pages list a Quest-style game, but names, ratings, versions, and developers conflict. | Partial |
| APK pages | These are not proof of an official Android release. They should be treated as untrusted distribution. | Low |
Before you install
- Check that the URL is the official store or the developer’s own domain.
- Compare the listed developer, publisher, supported headset, version, and privacy policy.
- Do not enter Meta credentials into a third-party download page.
- Keep a note of the version and date so a future update can be checked against it.
What this page does not do: host, mirror, or validate an APK file. It gives you a safer route to verify the listing before you install anything.
Evidence trail