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About This Game

Brought to you by Vive and Free Range Games, Virtual Sports draws a new line in the sand for realistic simulation and VR fun...except you never need to chase the balls!

Easy pick-up-and-play controls for ping-pong and tennis
Compete against bots designed to teach consistency, power, spins, and speed
Compete against other players in Amateur, Master, and Champion Leagues
Network multiplayer: Quick Matchmaking or Find Steam Friends
Voice Chat (VOIP) supported
8 immersive environments
Fun Mode - special controls to help keep the ball in play
The coolest canine umpire ever

With Virtual Sports, our team at Free Range Games worked hard to achieve two main goals: provide an amazingly fun and familiar experience for those who already know how to play, while also providing beginners with an excellent way to learn that’s even easier than real life! The groundbreaking physics of Virtual Sports transfers the energy from the player to the angular momentum and force on the ball with a precision to match the Vive's sub-millimeter controller input. Combined with the Vive's haptics and great audio, the illusion is stunning. For new players, we can adjust the ball response such that it still feels real, and the laws of physics are still observed, but the ball stays in play much more often. Even master players find Fun Mode enjoyable, with its longer, almost meditative rallies.

Free Range Games has a mission to bring great gameplay to multiplayer VR. Using networking techniques perfected for competitive action video games, the latency when playing Virtual Sports online is hidden from the player in such a way that both players will see the ball hit at the same time even if they are playing from far apart.

If you have have been waiting for a sports game in VR that is big on fun and truly realistic, then Virtual Sports is just what you’ve been waiting for! b4d347fde0

Title: Virtual Sports
Genre: Action, Casual, Simulation, Sports
Developer:
Free Range Games
Publisher:
Vive Studios
Release Date: 29 Mar, 2017

Minimum:

Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS: Windows 7 SP1 or newer
Processor: Intel Core i5 4590 or AMD FX 8350 or greater.
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Graphics: GeForce GTX 970 or AMD Radeon R9 290 or better
Network: Broadband Internet connection
Storage: 3 GB available space

English

This will be an awesome game if multiplayer worked as promised...kept saying network failure...and unable to connect...
I played other multiplayer vr games like Eleven Table Tennis, SportsBar, Rec room, Quivr..all without any problems so problem is not on my side...I am refunding this and may repurchase this if multiplayer is fixed at some later date.....
For a single player tennis game I much rather prefer the First Person Tennis - the real tennis simulator..... The tennis is a genuine blast. They solved the movement problem very well. I have played so much the last two days my shoulder is sore!. I dig the competitive tennis if the network stuff works.. verry good tennis and ping works good on oculus. I like playing both tennis and ping pong (table tennis). So I really appreciate the 2 games for the price of 1 game.. Excellent! I bought it for Tennis since I already have all the Pingpong games. For less than $20.00, you get your own tennis court! The career mode make me coming back for more. I am stuck playing the champions because I am not a regular tennis player and it is not easy to play the champions (which is a good thing)

I wish I can play with someone. But there has not been anyone on line.

. average game at best. tennis is decent, probably the best simulator on the market atm. bare minimum in terms of content and customisation but still decent physics apart from exaggerated spin and an AI that can barely return anything. table tennis however is a different story despite what the arrogant developers think. Touted as the most realistic simulator, it is however the complete opposite. an overly arcadey, unrealistic glorified pong that also gives you nothing in terms of customisation or content. coupled with the inability to reposition yourself in game and a ball that seems to stay on the table no matter how you hit it even when fun mode is turned off. dont even think about mentioning any of these flaws on the discussion though as the developers apparently cant handle honest criticism despite being critical of other games like paddle up & eleven (which are far better games\/simulators) themselves. also seems like nothing is in the works in terms of updates. in short: not worth $20. if youre looking for a realistic table tennis simulator, get eleven. if youre looking for a decent tennis simulator and dont care about money or an abandoned featureless game, sure, get this.. +: Tennis - Wow! Amazing! \\O\/
-: Ping Pong - \tThis ping pong needs option that allow to turn racket 90 degree relative to controller by its axis. (like racket position in "Eleven").\t<\/span> If you want play most realistic ping pong - "Eleven" is better.. I bought this game mainly because of the tennis part and it feels really good. I'm neither a real tennis nor ping pong player, but both disciplines are great fun and you can choose between "Fun" mode (simplified physics) and "Real" mode ('real' physics).

There are different options for audio, playarea, paddle position and so on and the UI is intuitive and easy to use.

The ping pong part is nice, whereas Eleven: Table Tennis VR still feels like the best ping pong simulator to me in terms of physics.
However there is a career mode, beside partice and online mode, in Virtual Sports, for both tennis and ping pong, which is demanding, AI gets stronger and plays different, and rewarding because you also unlock additional opponents and environments.
Tennis works flawless, you will be teleported to a sport where you can reach the ball after your opponent returned it. It only needs ~two matches to get used to. You can also teleport yourself to play close to the net, which is very difficult imho.

Graphics are fine, some levels could be a little bit more detailed, antialiasing especially on the ping pong table and both rackets are great though, performance is top. Sound design is appropriate, haptic feedback is good.

More content and improvments here and there would be nice, a two vs two mode would be awesome, but overall I can recommend this game in its current state!