For anyone intrigued by the idea of playing a racket sport in their living room, this is a must-have game.

Pros:
Brilliant game/sport mechanics
Excellent physics
Playable in small spaces
Single player and multiplayer content
Smooth frame rates
Easy to learn
Friendly community
Colorful environments
Far more convenient and less expensive than a membership to a tennis club

Cons:
Simplistic graphics
Basic single player campaign
Early multiplayer matches and the beginner AI might be too challenging for some players

The player count in the game appears to be healthy, with most players being on the Meta Quest platform.

Overall, this is a brilliant realization of a racket sport in VR. I highly recommend it!

These are my first impressions. I will update this review as needed as I spend more time with the game.

This is my new favorite sports game. There is something adicting to it, This game actually makes you move through your play space which also makes it feel much more real. The social hub is super cool. You sinply walk in and ask people for a 1v1 or 2v2. On top, the first hours are motivating to unlock new clothes and rackets.

Pros:
- excellent physics
- good social aspect / community (no sreaming kids)
- ok avatar customization
- bots are good to practice and get going in this game

Cons:
- bit weird avatar animation (legs)
- it's better to have 2x2 meters room or even more

All in all super fun game that's kind of challenging and relaxing at the same time. Highly recommend!

Really well made Racket ball game!

Id describe this as a mix between tennis and squash, like half the tennis court, but enclosed like squash so you can use the walls to bounce your shots... something like that.

Never played this in real life (did play some tennis), but the rules are easy to understand, got the hang of them really quick.

The game feels pretty satisfying. ball physics are juust right.

Single player Vs Bots is ok, but they dont feel like... like individual players, they feel as the same bot with different skins... no difference between the bot placed on last place vs the top one... I know, thats just practice for online mode, still id like more of a career mode for people that prefer single player experience.

At the time of writing this, Its pretty easy to find online matches, either by walking into the "clubs" or by choosing quick match, there are some REALLY good players, but nice community, i did encounter some trolling kids that kept throwing balls into my game distracting everyone playing.

But other than that a pleasant experience!

Its been a while since ive played a game that made me hit my walls, so... you know watch out!

Recommended for anyone wanting a sports game that feels like the real thing!

Really good game! Most people I've played with are really nice and it really scratches that tennis itch in VR.

I've sank over 50 hours into this game. It's a wonderful way to work out and it may be the best racket sport VR game. The fact that a new kind of racket sport was created specifically for VR speaks volumes, and I gotta give Resolution Games credit for that. They took into account the limits of people's spaces in VR and created a fun sport! They tackled a very difficult problem - making a fast-paced multiplayer VR sports game.

However...

I'm not a professional tennis or pickeball player, but played varsity tennis in high school. If you are a tennis / pickleball player and are looking for something realistic to scratch that itch when you're not playing outdoors, this game might do it, but I'd say hold off for the following reasons:
* Online play should account for regions and ping. Just showing the status of someone's connection is not enough. There should be courts for regions, not just a general room for everyone globally. On a side note, there should also be courts only for ranked or only for practice. Balls from opponents can teleport due to bad ping, leaving you with less time to react. Even with bad ping, an opponents swing will appear choppy, making it difficult to predict shots. A bad connection can also show that a ball bounces twice on the opponents side, making you think the point is over, but it truly isn't. These uncertainties lead to confusing and frustrating play.
* The spin physics is unrealistic and broken in online play. There are some guaranteed aces and ground strokes due to spin. The amount of spin and power is also locked behind top tier rackets, which although easy to get, doesn't make much sense. Combine that with the ball speed and online play, and you can game the system and hit unreturnable shots. I would be ok with the unrealistic spin if online play was smooth, but it isn't. I'd say my internet is good enough for online fighting games, too. Don't get me wrong, VR is certainly more complex, but maybe the technology for online play just isn't there yet.
* Given the above online and physics problems, maybe I can just play locally against AI. But the AI is bad. Sure the "world tour" bots can get almost every ball you hit at them, but they are still so dumb. They can't hit shots like humans do. The only other way is to use the in-game ball machine. It can pull off some human shots, but it's mainly for practice and it's not as fun.
* Updates for the Steam version has lagged behind the Meta Quest version. When an update occurs, expect maybe 3-5 days when Steam players cannot play online. The delay in updating isn't too bad, but it would be nice if everybody got the update at the same time.

Maybe I can "git gud" and learn to play with broken mechanics, but I'd be more than happy to play tennis / pickleball against people who pull off these spins in Racket Club, and let's see them try to pull this off IRL. They most definitely can't. Go create Racket Club IRL and show me this is realistic.

So lets get to the core here, the game is probably one of the best VR Sport games right now.

U got any version of the Quest? Go for it u will love it. For everyone with a oldschool SteamVR Headset we better wait for the 15th of February. At this date we will get a super basic function that the game is missing right now and which will allow everybody to enjoy it.

Racket Calibration to align it to ur liking (right now stuff like Vive wands just dont work because they are offset by 45° and u wont hit a thing)

So i cant give ya any feedback to the game itself from my POV yet, but i got many friends playing it and they say it is brilliant. For now i need to stick with the negative Review and will look forward to the "everybody will be able to play"-fix.

Please 1.4 version update

Multiplayer doesn't work

this game is insanely good

This game is completely broken for the Valve Index controllers. The light pointer that is supposed to select something constantly disappears with the Index controllers. You also cannot access the in-game menu with the Index controllers because no button opens it, not even the touch pads. There also doesn't seem to be a way to play a single game solo against the AI without starting a full tournament. Everything about this game also seems heavily focused on multiplayer. There is also no way to recenter your play space inside the game and Steam recenter places you out of the map underneath the court. You also need a good size play area because you will need to step around quite a bit to return shots. Overall, I am not impressed with this game and I therefore cannot recommend it.

Glad this delivered above my already high expectations, very clever and satisfying implementation of tennis game mechanics within a relatively small VR space. If you're a fan of eleven table tennis you will very likely enjoy this.