Basketball 2.0

[b]Pros:[/b] - nice player and court graphics - customization options - assisted mode - feels like the physics is realistic, especially the throws feel natural when you use precise mode - achievements with badges - sounds give the feeling of being in a real match [b]Cons[/b] - graphics outside of court is pretty limited - not all basketball rules are implemented, but I don't know all the rules so it's still ok for me Overall I will play this game from time to time, just to relax and score bunch of points. I played with Meta Quest 2 headset.

I usually avoid games with fast movement, because I get sick very quickly. This game was advertised with text "should not cause VR discomfort" so I decided to give it a try. First I spent some time with training, which basically can be static, ball will come to my hands after throw - so far so good. Then I went to match mode in easy difficulty. I must say, that default settings were pretty ok, until I've tried to sprint. Then it was too fast for me. So I went to settings and found something related to speed and lowered the values. Next game had correct speed, but opponent was faster than me, so it was more difficult to play, but I will try more settings later, for now it's ok. I'm happy, that finally I was able to move, even though pretty slow. As a casual player I can recommend this casual game.

[h3]Not Quite The NBA, But Still Fun![/h3] This Basketball VR game is alright. First off, the graphics on the court feels like I'm actually there, ballin' under the lights. There's this assisted mode an training modes that helps you get the hang of things. The physics in this game are pretty darn good. Especially when you switch to precise mode. My shots actually feel like they matter, you know? And the sound effects? They totally put you right in the game, like you're hearing the crowd roar with every basket. Now, it ain't perfect. I guess some people might be picky about there not being every single basketball rule and the players a bit lazy. But honestly, who cares when you're too busy draining threes and feeling like a baller? I wouldn't say it's gonna replace the NBA, but it's definitely worth checking out if you're looking for some VR hoops fun!