Cyberpong

This is the game I put the most hours in in VR, my go to workout program. I am currently #3 in Global Ranking in single player, right at 17 minutes. The game might seem simplistic and too easy at first, not giving penalties for losing your ball like most brick breakers do. But after playing a few hours did I realize that the real goal in single player is to stay in the game as long as possible. The difficult exponentially scales, and it becomes intense and chaotic to stay in the game. Kudos to the devs for making one of the more polished games for VR early on, although there are a few serious bugs to be fixed. Get this game, and look at it as a workout program, I think you'll end up loving it as I do.

One of the best games that I’ve played on VR Cyberpong provides a lot of fun and competitive challenges even though it’s easy to learn for both adults and kids I checked out some reviews about this game, but had no problem with lags or chaperone bounds. Pros: + Solid game play and polished environment + No motion sickness + Easy to pick up, but challenging + Great workout with room scale movement + Multi-player mode Cons: - Need more competitive game content like weekly leaderboard I can’t help, but wait for future updates If you have Vive, this is the game you must try out

My main problem with this game, and it's a huge problem I think, is that it maps the playable area to your chaperone bounds exactly. Couple that with the tiny size of the paddles, and this means you'll be swinging your Vive controllers - at high speeds - right at the bounds of your chaperone, which is usually where you have walls and floors and furniture and what not. I can't tell you how many times I've hit my controllers against stuff, and how many balls I've missed because I'm too afraid to swing at my chaperone bounds. I can't believe the developers haven't thought about this. Look at Holoball, which does it right: in Settings, you can set a padding area from your chaperone that basically narrows down your playing field so you're not swinging at the edges. And the paddles are larger in Holoball. In Cyberpong, the default paddles don't even extrude past the controller. No, for that you have to use an "ability" or select another character with long but extra narrow paddles. Utterly ridiculous. Beyond that, it's... eh. It's way too claustrophobic. And the balls are slow, and the shape and position of the paddle makes swings awkward.

Very active an intense. I like how I can improve by moving faster, aiming my shots better, or strategizing around powerups. I'd put this up there with Space Pirate Trainer as a simple game that you can play for a long time.

I really like this game. It provides a good challenge, and beating my previous time always feels like a good achievement. The powerups have good variety, although lately I just seem to save up for a rocket. This VR game is certainly worth the money.

Plenty of fun After I got my Vive, I've tried out a few VR games at Steam Cyberpong is the first game I'm really hooked on Super solid and enjoyable VR game

This isn\'t a good pong game, but it is a great breakout game! Fair warning: I find this game makes it easy get too close to the wall of your chaperone bounds. My friend swung at the balls in the game like he was Andre Agassi and ended up hitting my actual wall with the Vive controller. The wall got a nice mark, but the Vive survived.

I really like this game. Good cardio. Wish there were more players online as I have yet to play a match. :(