VR Ping Pong Pro

No longer launches, even in compatibility mode.

gefällt mir von allen bisher getesteten Tischtennis spielen am besten! aber bitte liebe entwickler, wie wäre es denn mit ein paar skins die den namen Pro auch verdienen, eure skins sind ne beleidigung fürs auge!!! wer will denn ernsthaft nem panda ständig auf die arschkerbe glotzen! bitte bitte bitte baut ein paar schläger ein die wie normale schläger aussehen! diesen kindergartenmist braucht doch kein mensch!

So realistic, I suck in real life AND in VR! Beautiful environments, responsive controls, and physics that make you angry because you know it's your own fault you suck, not the game. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZYey-sGk0Y

really a nice game, intuitive and responsive, also the ai offers a nice challenge. No problem even with the last update. I've been playing there for a couple of hours so I'm having a lot of fun.

English Version: As a Chinese, I want to say that this game has nothing to do with table tennis. If you have played table tennis, do not buy it. The ball is more like a braking bricks game. First of all, I hope that game devs can find a better table tennis room to play real ping pong. The table is not made of sponge, the ball is not made of stone, and the racket is not made of paper. It seems that the calculation of hitting the ball is based on the swing angle change of the tempo before contacting the ball, and then the ball will calculate the position direction based on the position of the tempo at that instant. But in fact, the contact between the ball and the racket is not instantaneous. You can push the ball forward, or you can let the ball roll on the racket to make a spin. I can understand that such complex physical calculations are difficult to simulate, but should allow players to reduce the quality of the ball and increase the flexibility of the racket. 中文版: 作为一个中国人，我想说这个游戏和乒乓球没有任何关系。 如果你玩过乒乓球，千万不要购买。 球的判定更像一个打砖块的游戏。 首先希望游戏制作者去找一个好点的乒乓球室玩一下。球桌不是海绵做的，球不是石头做的，拍子不是纸做的。 似乎击球的判定是根据接触到球之前拍子的挥动角度变化计算的，然后球就会以这一瞬间拍子的位置计算弹出方向。 但实际上球和拍子的接触并不是一瞬间的，你是可以推着球向前走的，也可以让球在拍子上滚动制造旋球。 我能理解这种复杂的物理计算难以模拟，但是应该允许玩家减轻球的质量、增加球拍的弹性。

Got this despite the reviews about bad physics. Played a few games so far and was able to pick up the game pretty quickly and start beating the easy AIs. I'm not a massive table tennis player so idk how well it maps to the real world especially the tricky shots but it seemed pretty good to me and I enjoyed it. The one major issue was that even though this game has multiplayer, I was never able to find a match. I'm guessing there just aren't enough players for this to work. I didn't see this feature in the game but it would be great if you could invite a friend to play with.

As an avid table tennis player i fell in love with this game, it takes a little time to get into it and at the beginning is really difficult to beat the game correctly, BUT after just a few hours now I'm getting the hang of it, I can beat lvl 2 and play it against lvl 3. I like a good challenge and this game put you to the test! The environments are great and also the physics; this is probably one of the best vr table tennis out there.

It looks pretty and the environments are quite pleasing but that's it. In a table tennis game, the gameplay is the important aspect and this one is lacking in almost every aspect. Something is wacky with physics, even serving is difficult to get right (and I can manage that in competing table tennis games as well as in other games). There is no feel to the racket - it feels wooden, not slightly spongy as it should, spin seems either impossible or unreasonably difficult to get and ball tends to go off in unexpected directions. There as much much better table tennis VR games out there.

VR Ping Pong Pro, developed by Reddoll Srl, IV Productions, and ONE-O-ONE GAMES, and published by Silver Lining Interactive, is a virtual reality sports simulation that brings the fast-paced intensity of table tennis into an immersive digital environment. Designed for VR platforms including PC VR and PlayStation VR, the game seeks to replicate the tactile experience of ping pong while offering a range of modes and settings that cater to both casual players and competitive enthusiasts. Its combination of realistic physics, detailed visuals, and interactive gameplay creates a compelling VR experience that captures the nuances of the sport. The gameplay of VR Ping Pong Pro emphasizes precision, timing, and hand-eye coordination. Players wield VR controllers to simulate the motion of swinging a paddle, with the game’s physics engine responding dynamically to each movement. This allows for a surprisingly authentic sense of hitting, spinning, and controlling the ball, though it may take a short adjustment period for new players to master the mechanics. The game includes AI opponents with varying difficulty levels, ensuring that players of all skill levels can find a suitable challenge. For those seeking a more competitive edge, the online multiplayer mode allows players to face off against others around the world, though the active player base can fluctuate, affecting matchmaking availability. One of the most impressive aspects of VR Ping Pong Pro is its visual presentation. The game offers a variety of meticulously crafted environments, from serene Japanese gardens to lively stadiums and classic arcade settings. Each location is rendered with attention to detail, providing both aesthetic appeal and a sense of immersion. The environments not only serve as a backdrop but also enhance the gameplay experience, creating an atmosphere that feels authentic and engaging. The clarity of visual cues, such as ball trajectory and paddle positioning, ensures that players can react intuitively during high-speed exchanges. Customization features add another layer of engagement to the game. Players can personalize their paddles and balls with different colors and designs, allowing them to express individuality in both single-player and multiplayer matches. These cosmetic options, while not affecting gameplay mechanics, contribute to the overall sense of ownership and immersion, making each match feel unique. Despite its strengths, VR Ping Pong Pro is not without its challenges. Some players have noted occasional inconsistencies in ball physics or tracking, which can affect the precision required for advanced maneuvers. Additionally, while the game offers multiple modes, the overall content can feel somewhat limited for players seeking a broader range of experiences or long-term progression. The multiplayer experience, while engaging when active, may be constrained by the size and activity of the online community. In conclusion, VR Ping Pong Pro delivers a highly immersive and enjoyable table tennis experience for virtual reality platforms. Its realistic physics, diverse environments, and responsive controls create a gameplay experience that captures the thrill and skill of the sport. While minor technical inconsistencies and limited long-term content may temper the experience for some, the game excels at providing an engaging VR simulation. For fans of sports games and VR enthusiasts seeking a blend of challenge, precision, and immersive environments, VR Ping Pong Pro offers a satisfying and entertaining experience. Rating: 5/10