
Attack, defend, and swing your way to glory in front of a packed crowd at one of the most beautiful cricket venues in the world. Your skills will be pushed to the limit as you face up to a challenging range of bowlers; from slow and steady to fast and frightening
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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best cricket game out there, shame it never went beyond early access. fantastic game!
I have played a number of cricket games on my VR headset (Vive) and consider this game the best VR cricket batting game. It balances visuals with proper gameplay and generally rewards 'good' or 'proper' cricket shots rather than standing there and whacking it with no footwork. A steep learning curve but once you are comfortable it's a good batting simulation on Test difficulty. Its a real shame that progress has stalled on this game and hopefully the devs can access more funding for further updates.
I've tried iB Cricket and Cricket Club both. I have to say that while iB Cricket has a few nice additions for configuration (e.g. rotation of bat in your grip hand around the z axis), in actual bat contact with the ball - Cricket Club is superior and feels more realistic. The NPC chatter and background noise is also just about perfect. It captures the feel of the sport on a sunny day when as batter you're surrounded by jovial but competitive banter. Contrast this with iB Cricket - with it's bloody annoying music... So - I decided to stick with Cricket Club. I do hope to see more updates though. The Club house is a little buggy when the bat gets stuck in a table or disappears outside through the wall. And the developer promises to include "more venues and a 2 player strategic mode in the future" - according to the manual. I would also like to see a practice mode added (like iB) where you can choose how the next bowl is played. The manual encourages people to try attaching one controller to a bat. I wouldn't go that far - it isn't needed. I found two hands - one controller worked fine. I play using an old Oculus CV1. BTW: I have improvised a "bat" from a 22cm long length of 40mm plastic waste pipe. Just pop the controller into this (fits tight). Loop the cord out the bottom and hook the end onto a screw (to be sure the controller can never fly off across the room). It took maybe 5 minutes to make!
Tracking on the reverb g2 is so bad that this doesnt work, the bat disappears when watching the bowler run up unless you hold it out in front, you cant take a backswing otherwise the headset loses tracking.
It's good, the bowling feels very realistic. Only struggle I have is perfecting the size of my cricket bat to feel comfortable with the oculus quest 2's handhelds.
Absolutely thrilled with this game and what it’s done for PCVR. When I used to play cricket in real life, I would rarely get the opportunity to bat! When I did, I would suck. This game changed that. The fundamental vibe of this game is orientated towards the player actually spending more time playing cricket and less time worrying about stats, in/game rewards, etc. I’ve spent hours on this game and I’ve finally gotten used to its dynamics which are extremely similar to the real world. I was impressed by how you can change settings through Oculus Virtual Desktop (in built, not the app), and how easy it is to get started. I personally think anyone who’s a cricket fanatic or loves sports should play this game and support its developers in making it a success.
Great game and much better gameplay than IB cricket, the shots feel so much more satisfying and flexible making it really enjoyable to play. Only thing holding it back is the lack of UI and game modes (e.g. Menu to quit the game or go back to the shed and tournaments in the same format or something along those lines). The only other thing is that each time you beat your high score it will constantly ask you to chase an even greater number making it a slog fest the more you play - this can be frustrating but doesn't take away from the satisfaction of the actual gameplay which is top notch, would definitely recommend.
The best VR cricket game there is. This is the only VR game I play now. Period.
Amazing game. Awesome immersion and realism. Captures the village cricket feel perfectly and really feels accurate when it all comes together. Nothing beats timing a ball sweetly to the boundary or the adrenaline rush from having a bouncer crack against your helmet! 10/10. Massive props to the developers.
Release it on Quest 2. It looks fun ,unfortunately i dont want to be play with WIRES. if you OK with it or if your system can run it wireless then BUY IT
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