Initially I was someone thrilled with All-In-One Sports, because on the first impression it seems to offer a lot to players. There are a ton of games in the initial menu, and most of them offered co-op play. After playing a little bit, however, the initial "wow" factor wore off quickly. I found most of the games were tipped well in the player's favour. They were extremely forgiving, which took away from the joy. Seriously, in the bowling game I got 7 strikes my first game. I've never got 7 strikes in a bowling game in my life. Baseball? I was hitting home run after home run. Like, come on... This game was obviously designed to be extremely easy to play and require very little skill. I'd put it more in the realm of a child's game. Boxing played like beat-saber, although I could only reliably get the light punches to work. Most of the wide swings and upper-cuts weren't detected and treated like misses. All in all, I wouldn't recommend this game. Maybe if it was under $10, and purchased as a novelty... But for $30-something pretending to be a skill-based game? No, that's way overpriced.

In current reviews I notice that quite a few people make comparisons with wii/mii,
a comfy all in one sports game with cute characters that you can customize with all kinds of details,
in my opinion the in-game sounds and music are also very nice and matching the style of the game, it definitely has a wii vibe and it's nice that this is in VR.

A compilation of all sports: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_LMVNerCac

So you will be able to do 10 sports against AI or other players online,
these sports each have a number of rounds you need to win and these rounds are more difficult opponents or differently positioned challenges.
I think the game is a nice time filler, but you have to take into account that the game is more aimed at fun play than to a competitive level,
For example, in table tennis you should not swing too accurately, I noticed a great support here when hitting the ball, this of course does not mean that all rounds are easy, in any case the game is more challenging against other human players and this is possible.
Other sports are a bit more difficult to do accurately such as basketball or bowling, these were quite difficult to do accurately and might need a little adjustment in sensitivity in aiming and throwing.
With all the other sports I haven't mentioned yet, it's easy to control your moves,
at darts & baseball it took me a few extra rounds to get a good aim but nothing frustrating.
Badminton, billiards & golf were the best in my experience.

All-In-One Sports VR = Wii sports

10/10

i bought this game thinking it looked fun and kinda gave off a wii sports vibe. however the games felt rushed clunky and right out of 2016-2017 vr games.
and just simply by looking at the dev page every game on this was released years ago and repackaged.

can't drop whats in your hand.
can't serve in game like pong.
can't interact with anything at all.

hell is basket ball you can't use two hands and you throw with the power of iron man in every game.
meaning if you take a real shot or real pitch it goes at 100 miles an hour.

this game is ok at spamming and throwing everything at you in hopes you like one of the games that clearly already sorta failed.

In short: This is a super fun game and WELL worth the $14 I paid for it (on sale)!

I have read the good reviews, and I have read the old "helpful" reviews. I am writing my own so that hopefully more positive reviews will be rated as helpful as well. My friend and I picked up this game after having it on our wishlists for a while, and maybe it wasn't as well polished a year ago (in very early access)... with that being said, it is just a simple, fun game.

My friend and I were looking for an experience similar to Wii Sports, and after taking time to play every one of the games, I can say that it took me right back to those days. In my opinion, Wii sports walked so AIO Sports VR could RUN!

I read some comments about not being able to adjust your grip in table tennis and a few of the other games. I didn't feel that this hindered my ability to play any of the games properly. Another complaint I saw was about the zooming in on archery. This is very mildly strange the first time you do it, but I think it is totally necessary to aim anywhere near precisely on the target. Without this feature, you would more than likely miss it entirely. The movement in tennis is also a bit strange, as the game will teleport you to near where the ball will bounce. Again, strange the first time it happens, but it didn't make me motion sick or feel like I was going to fall over. Basketball had some negative feedback as well because some felt as though you couldn't shoot the ball hard enough to get it to the hoop, and you cant grip the ball with two hands. I did feel that my shots were falling short at first, but once I started flicking that wrist like Kobe, (RIP) my shots were going higher and far enough for a perfect swish. All of the games are playable one-handed except archery and billiards, but I don't have an issue with it. In my opinion, unless you own some sort of grip to put your controllers into for baseball and golf, the games feel good with just one hand. This is where it brings me back to the days of Wii sports. Those games were all one handed, and they were (and still are) fantastic.

This game is definitely not for the sports enthusiast who wants every detail to be perfectly realistic, but this game gets the things right that it needs to to be great. It is a blast to play online if you have friends that play VR, but it is also fun playing solo against AI or in the random PVP online. I can see this being a solid starting point for the future of sports in the metaverse and I think it will only continue to improve up to and after the official release of the game.

Thank you for your consideration if you took the time to read this far!

I had wishlisted this for some time and played it right as it released. Now is the physics hyper realistic?No. Is that too bad? No. In fact, it might actually be a good thing.

Arcady physics actually does a better job of attracting newbies and casuals so we can potentially have a reasonable multiplayer pool.

The graphics are not detailed too much but are cute and crisp for the most part.

The variety is appreciable, and the price makes it a no brainer buy.

The download size is 800 MB which is kind of unbelievable.

Suggestions:
1) Can add better sounds effects.
2) Can work a bit on scale of things, example things seem a little too big in table tennis.
3) Crowd can be more immersive.
It's kind of wrong to ask for a lot more given the price point and file size but I think if the team stays committed to improving all aspects of this game, over a bit of time this game WILL be an absolute essential like Beat Sabre. VR consumers as we have seen don't mind paying more or have larger download sizes(this is practically a non issue).

my dad broke my tv because of tennis

It's a less polished Wii Sports.

I got it primarily for the baseball and so far its the only baseball game in VR that lets you pitch to someone who will hit the ball, and also (kinda) play a few innings of a game.

I hope the devs keep polishing it and eventually let us play full games of baseball.

The other games are cool too, very arcade-style. Seems like they're pretty easy and cater to a very wide audience - would love a difficulty slider of some sort.

It definitely has potential.

Whew, this recommendation is really sharp on the edge! (Using HTC Vive) [played with a friend using his Quest 2]

+ the games itself are fun
+ multiplayer with a friend via password-game is possible
+ controls are easy, no complicated gameplay
+ no crashes so far, games were stable. No lags or anything in multiplayer

but:

- some games are way too short before the "win" (Golf: just one hole? Badminton: 6 points?), options for longer games would be nice.
- this game requires more space than expected. For me, with my roughly 2x2 meter area before I trash my walls/windows/pc/tv, this is hard to manage.
-- no friend lobby or something like that. Each time you change the game, you have to enter the password again to join. It would be much better to add a friend via password for a whole gaming session.

Since the game is still in early access, I hope the devs are still working on improving this game. 4 Updates in 2022 so far, the last was in june.

EDIT// 22.11.2023: Game became better, less bugs, more sports.

Just buy it!!

Archery - One of three sports that felt like it worked properly.
Billiard - Works OK at best does not feel good at all when you set up a shot. You can't move around the table either with in-game controls
Baseball - Thought it would be played 2 handed while holding the bat but its stuck to whatever you set as your dominant hand and will follow it with no button presses. Force needed for a home run is almost none and has no feedback.
Basketball - Couldn't get to work none of the balls were able to be picked up no matter what I tried.
Badminton - Worked alright.
Bowling - Just like Basketball none of the actual bowling balls were able to be picked up and visual instructions don't help at all.
Boxing - Beat Saber but you punch the blocks instead. Floating blue and red circles will float at you and you can do a light tap and still consider a hit. Its not the Wii sports boxing you expect. No tutorial, or multiplayer currently.
Dart - Feels super unintuitive and dart physics feel bad.
Golf - Confusing UI and cluttterd.
Ping Pong - Worked well for what it is.

4/10
The game has fun visuals and good customization but that's about it. One button game, uses front triggers for every single sport which might be a plus for some. I wish some sports would make use of the grip triggers more, for example holding and shooting basketballs. Celebration and losing audio ignores audio settings you set. For $21 on sale this game is not worth your money. UI is clunky and physics feel super unsatisfying. Game population is super low so online multiplayer will basically not be an option. Probably get a good 30 mins out of it with friends.