[March 2026] Top 10 Popular VRChat Worlds | Booth Trend Analysis

A data-backed look at the new VRChat worlds published on Booth in March 2026, ranked by the likes they gathered. March had 13 items in scope, and the lineup leaned hard toward one thing: rooms. Both the "home world" and "for photography" tags landed on 10 of the 13 items, and 6 of the Top 10 are full rooms — finished worlds and living-space assets. At #1 is "Still Blue," a chill home world where you gaze out at an underwater scene through a wall of glass (935 likes). Cutting in among the rooms are an "apology press conference" venue at #2 and a free Udon effect at #3 where two people touch fingertips and stars spread out. With a ¥600 median, a single room's worth of scope was enough to reach the top this month — from an underwater home to a 6-tatami wood-grain room.

📊 About the data　Aggregated: 2026-06-10 / Scope: worlds published 2026-03-01 to 2026-03-31 with 300+ likes (13 items)

Top 10 Worlds

Ranked by like count as of the aggregation date (June 2026), with a look at what's inside each one and how much it packs.

#1: Still Blue / Serif

A chill home world where you spend time gazing at the seabed through a wall of glass. It gathered the most likes in March's world category at 935. "Underwater world" doesn't mean living submerged — it's a calm wood-toned room whose big arched window looks out on sand, coral, and seagrass beds where fish swim by. Think of it as a lounge-and-bedroom at a comfortable remove from the sea.

Inside you get a living room facing the water, a cozy bed alcove you can tuck into, a hideaway private bar lit by blue neon, and an entry closet with a glowing mirror for checking your avatar the moment you walk in. A mirror, join log, entry-notification sound, and video player are pre-installed, and it's built out with a soundproof gimmick that separates the bed from the living room, an animated partition that doubles as a screen, and an auto door through to the bar. It runs ¥3,300–¥3,900: an Essential base build, and a Full Suite that adds the capsule-style "Serifpresso" drink gimmick, day/night scene presets, and a white version. It's Serif's first work — quite a launch, with a single room built out this far.

#2: Just Apology Press Conference / ぱんだ庫

Yes — it recreates the whole venue of "that" apology press conference as a world asset. A stark white room with rows of navy folding chairs for the press, a podium desk across from them with two microphones, and a sign on the far wall reading simply "謝罪会見" (apology press conference). The exact tableau you've seen on the news, stood right up. ¥500, #2 with 794 likes.

The handy part is that the lighting and the VRCWorld are already set up, so you can upload it the moment you import it. Some of the 3D models and textures use CC0 assets, and a sample world is published. It's a venue laser-focused on roleplay and "mock apology conference" skit shoots, with a use case that couldn't be clearer. Reaching #2 by turning a funny situation itself into a product on a single concept — not a room to live in or a backdrop to shoot in — stood out among March's lineup.

#3: Friendship Gimmick / Luna*Flake

A world-side staging gimmick where stars spread out the instant two people touch fingertips. A free release, #3 with 741 likes. You touch peace-sign fingertips together, then each other's backs of the hand, and finally the tips of your middle fingers in a fox shape — and the contact triggers a burst of star particles and a sound effect. Duplicate the object and you can add more pairs.

It was made as a fan piece inspired by a scene from the film Cho Kaguya-hime!, as a study exercise for learning world-side Contact (touch detection). It's the only Udon gimmick in the Top 10, and it's free. It works straight away as a little reward effect at an event or a way to show off a friendship. Among March's lineup of rooms to live in, this is the one piece that carried the "moves and reacts" side.

#4: Little attic / monoTone

A compact attic room with a pastel sunset sky pouring in. The sloped ceiling really sells the "attic," and a bed, window-side cushions, polaroid photos strung along the wall, and a green-shaded banker's lamp make for a snug little room. ¥500.

Seen from above, the bed fills the room's width — a small one-to-two-person space that's just right as a home world. A daytime and a nighttime version are both bundled, and the wall polaroids use a "Photo" material you can swap your own images into. You just open the scene and upload, though touching up the lighting after edits takes some light-baking know-how — so it's aimed at people a little comfortable with world building.

#5: Wooden Wind Chime KARAKORO / PokoMart

A wooden wind chime with a sway-in-the-wind animation and a clattering karakoro sound. ¥600. A constant fine swaying animation is baked in — "a world's a little nicer when there's some movement" — making it a decoration asset that adds sound and motion to a space just by placing it. Since worlds now support PhysBone, it bundles both a touchable PB version and a lighter non-PB version.

On top of color variations, it includes an edit-ready PSD, and the mark on the bottom plate is split onto its own layer so you can drop in your own logo. lilToon-compatible. It went up at the end of March, positioning it as a seasonal piece prepped ahead for the coming summer. Even just one wind chime brings a Japanese-style space to life once it has sound and sway.

#6: Private room OCs-W01 With DJ Booth / Outlander Campers

A one-room space built from exposed concrete and orange surface wiring, with a DJ booth. ¥1,000–¥1,500. Less a calm private room than an industrial / garage-café look, with a turquoise retro fridge and a circular rug shaped like a record as accents.

The star is a serious DJ booth — two turntables and a mixer, monitor speakers left and right, even an "ON AIR" sign. Record sleeves are displayed on the back wall, and there's a PC desk lined with records further in. All the furniture is original models, and it's offered in two configurations: a full set with all furniture and structures (including a light-baked scene), and a DJ-booth-only set. A good fit for a music lover's home world, or for anyone who wants a base for DJ events.

#7: Bedroom Wrapped in Green and Frames / おとり工房

A one-person-room 3D background asset that packs frames and houseplants into a white-and-deep-green two-tone room. ¥600. Into a long, narrow space, floating shelves, potted plants, photo frames, and string lights strung across the ceiling are arranged at high density — a bedroom that has something worth shooting from any angle.

It holds 10 shelves, 4 houseplants, 2 desks, 2 chairs and more, at around 35,000 polygons. Colliders, light-baking, and reflection probes are all pre-set, and you can check the actual density in the sample world "overcast" before bringing it in.

おとり工房 is a regular here — they also put out the natural-style "Room of Wood and Plants" in February's report. This time it's a more built-out single room leaning into white × green, and you can see them steadily releasing room-decorating background assets.

#8: Bloom Garden / Mimorie.

A gathering space with a flower-filled garden, a bar counter, and a small theater area. At ¥4,000, it's the highest price in the Top 10. The base is a night sky and warm bulb light, with string lights and spherical floor lights running throughout for an elegant, hotel-lounge tone. A sunken sofa space, a lounge under an ivy-draped pergola — there are several nooks you can tuck into.

At the bar counter, with its lit stone back bar, you can play "bartender," and the theater space with a wall-mounted TV lets you watch videos together. Swap the skybox and you can switch to a daytime or dusk sky, so the same garden works as a bright, open space too. Light-baked, PC-compatible.

Mimorie. has been putting out living-space worlds in a row — "Homely Room" in January, "Midnight Gleam" in February — and this makes three straight months in the Top 10. The romantic line built on warm light carries through here too, widening the doorway from Midnight Gleam's late-night home to Bloom Garden's flower garden and gathering place.

#9: Micro Room N9 / ねこやま君

A consistently moody night room overlooking a rainy city skyline. ¥2,550. Outside the rain-flecked glass, a cityscape of buildings spreads out, while indoors it's lit only by indirect lighting and a floor lamp — a quite dark, settled tone. True to the "Micro" name, the bedroom is long and compact, connected to a bar/dining-style second room in a multi-space layout.

The room's biggest draw is a built-in wall of shelving with star-shaped illumination tucked into it. Star light scatters among books with invented titles, setting just the right mood for solo time or a small group. A wood-stove-style object and a karesansui-inspired art panel show a piece tied together down to the details.

#10: Wood Warmth Room / 冷たくてもちもちした絶望

A calm 6-tatami room whose realistic wood-grain materials are the selling point. ¥500–¥1,000. Warm lighting, handcrafted-feeling wooden furniture — table, chairs, bed, sideboard — and an evening blue light coming through the blinds make for a room with a lived-in feel.

It's light-baked, so you can upload it as-is right after buying, and the default build comes in under 20MB — nice and light. It uses lilToon in places, so for a Quest build you'd swap those for Standard or similar. The world has an in-world UI for an HQ/LQ toggle and night-mode adjustment, and at a friendly "6-tatami" scale, it lets you have your own home.

March 2026 Trends

Let's look at March's worlds overall through the aggregate numbers and the per-axis rankings. The top like count is Still Blue's 935. With rooms and home worlds clustered at the top in March, both the calm spaces for living and the demand for backdrops to shoot them in showed up directly in the numbers.

Metric	Value
Items in scope	13
Average likes	539
Median likes	491
Average price	¥1,927
Median price	¥600
Share of free items	about 15% (2 / 13)
Share under ¥1,000	about 54% (7 / 13)
"Home world" / "for photography" tags	10 / 13 each
Top 10: finished worlds & rooms / drop-in & background assets / Udon gimmicks	6 / 3 / 1

Features & gimmicks: less "make it move," more "live in it / shoot in it"

Tallying feature tags, March's top entries — particle 2, mirror 2, world gimmick 2 — barely climb, and feature tags are sparse overall. That's not a knock on quality; it reflects how March's lineup leaned toward "spaces to live in and shoot in" over "things that move and react." January and February had Udon and world gimmicks at the top, but in March the "moving" side was carried almost entirely by #3, "Friendship Gimmick" (the fingertip-touch star effect).

The other place movement showed up was in decorations like #5, "KARAKORO" — a sway animation, a clattering sound, a touchable PB version. The "reacting" elements lived in the small items you place inside a finished room. March's structure — build the room itself carefully, then add a little motion or sound — comes through, paradoxically, in how few feature tags there are.

Keywords: "home world" and "for photography" tie for the top

The most March-like thing in the keyword tally is that "home world" and "for photography" tied at the top with 10 each. You can see people who want a home of their own and people looking for a backdrop to shoot their avatars and outfits sharing one ranking. Next come chair 7, interior 6, houseplant 6, table 5, bed 5, sofa 4 — a row of concrete furniture and fixture names, which shows directly how March's worlds were built out as rooms to actually live in.

Taste: natural, healing living spaces at the center

For taste, natural leads at 5, followed by healing 4, fashionable 3, and relaxed 3 — words for calm living spaces took the top spots. With more full-room finished worlds in March, the gentle tones of places to live pulled the trend. Below that come modern 2, retro 2, and Japanese-style 2, with inorganic and old-house directions peeking out little by little.

What caught the eye on the modern × retro side was a piece for building your own shop from scratch.

kanoda's shop's "Cafe Kano 3-Story Rental" distributes a building — one basement floor plus two above ground — for free, in a near-empty "shell" state. Each floor is labeled ("1F counter area," "2F area," "restroom area"), and exposed-pipe ceilings, teal fixtures, and a skeleton staircase give it a downtown-shop wa-modern feel. It assumes restaurant or general-store use, and while it does take world-building know-how like light-baking, it's distributed as a base for fitting out the inside yourself into "your own shop."

Price: ¥500–999 most common, finished worlds in the upper layer

For price, ¥500–999 is the most common at 5 items, with a ¥600 median. #4 Little attic (¥500), #5 KARAKORO (¥600), #7 Bedroom Wrapped in Green and Frames (¥600), and #10 Wood Warmth Room (from ¥500) cluster in this band — drop-in assets and smaller rooms.

Above that, finished worlds form a layer. #9 Micro Room N9 (¥2,550), #1 Still Blue (from ¥3,300), and #8 Bloom Garden (¥4,000) — fully built-out rooms sit in the ¥2,500–¥4,000 range. There's no heavy ¥5,000+ single item in the Top 10 (just one across all 13), and the two-layer structure — parts and decorations around ¥500, finished worlds at ¥2,500–¥4,000 — carries over from January and February. The free items were #3, "Friendship Gimmick," and the Cafe Kano above.

March trends from a creator's view

The world category's readers include not just people already making worlds, but plenty who make avatars, outfits, or small items and are thinking "maybe I'll try a world, too." Here are the numbers from the Top 10 and all of March that should resonate with people about to make something.

Metric	March's numbers
Top 10: finished worlds & rooms / drop-in & background assets / Udon gimmicks	6 / 3 / 1
Top 10 fully free	1 (#3 Friendship Gimmick)
Creators with back-to-back new releases	Mimorie. (Jan #10 → Feb #7 → Mar #8) / おとり工房 (Feb → Mar #7) / ねこやま君 (Feb → Mar #9)
Top 10 highest likes	935 (#1 Still Blue)
Creators with a past 10,000-like hit	0

Notes for world creators:

Wrap-up

March 2026's worlds were a month when rooms and home worlds filled the board. From Still Blue gazing out at the seabed, to a sunset attic, an industrial room with a DJ booth, Bloom Garden cradling a flower garden, and a 6-tatami wood-grain room — living spaces you can use as your own home or a shooting backdrop lined up across the board. Cutting in among them were an apology-conference venue as a piece of comedy, a free effect where two fingertips bloom into stars, and a wooden wind chime getting ahead of summer — and while the three-layer structure of "finished worlds / drop-in assets / Udon gimmicks" held, March pushed "rooms to live in and shoot in" well to the front.

Worlds are a category on a slightly different path: rather than dressing up and carrying them around like avatars and outfits, you place them in a Unity scene or drive them with Udon to bring them into VRChat. But look at the top, and the furniture, the background assets, and the small effects are all continuous with the skills of people who've made avatars and small items. With Mimorie. stacking living-space worlds three months running since January, and おとり工房 and ねこやま君 following up February with new releases, the steady work of people who keep building shows up right in the ranking. You don't have to make a whole world from scratch — start from finishing one room you'd want to shoot in. March was a lineup that made that doorway feel wide open.

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About the data

• Aggregated: 2026-06-10
• Scope: worlds published 2026-03-01 to 2026-03-31 (13 items)
• Ranking basis: like_count (likes) in descending order as of the aggregation date
• Inclusion criterion: VRCFinder's DB only collects products with 300+ likes, so items that hadn't reached 300 likes at the aggregation date are not included
• Note: the figures and ranking in this article are a snapshot as of the aggregation date. They do not reflect later changes, so current numbers may differ