The Best Oculus Quest Pong Pong Game Eleven Table Tennis

The developers of Eleven Table Tennis have been dealing with something that’s not exactly common for a virtual reality title. So many people were playing at the same time that the servers crashed back in December 2020 this was a  temporary setback puts a spotlight on what might become a new trend for the VR community.

In VR is keeping alive sports that can’t be safely or affordably played in the physical world? during Covid19  also the game is also designed to get new players into the table tennis sport Is  

It is also amazing to see some people are keeping their love of ping pong alive during a pandemic through VR.

For the one time price the players get unlimited access to a kind of table tennis club of sorts. Ping pong clubs exist in lots of major cities around the world with players paying a membership fee to meet up once a week or so in community or recreation centers to play a more serious version of the game most people only know from the garage or backyard.

The key difference is  Eleven is 100% pandemic-safe, unlike every other ping pong club in the world where people toss a physical ball in the air before hitting it to an opponent in the same room. The biggest risk to your body playing Eleven from the safety of your own home is that you might try leaning on a table that isn’t physically there.

We have found here at Click Magazine that playing the Oculus Quest version on Oculus Quest 2  the game is very immersive and you feel as if the table is in the same room with you and the feedback from the controller also feels like you are hitting the ball in real life, this game offers fun for all the family and will 100% bring new people into the ping pong sport community, we also feel that this game would be a massive hit and work well for Esports competitions.

Social Play In A Pandemic

77 percent of the reviews for Eleven Table Tennis on the Oculus Quest store are five star reviews. If you wade into them and read past the reviews praising the game despite the threat of actual physical injury due to leaning on the virtual table — you’ll see the reviews from people praising the game for getting them through the pandemic.

“The short story is this app…turned the Quest 2 from something I was considering returning, to something I play for multiple hours a day. It’s that good,” wrote user AlexSowT in a review. “I was an avid table tennis player in real life, and since lockdown, have been bumbed I could not play…its like being back at the office playing table tennis until the late evening.”

“I’m writing this review to thank the developer because Eleven has seriously been an important element in my piece of mind mid-pandemic whilst working from home. At the office I would play table tennis every lunch time and I lost that joy when we were all forced indoors,” wrote TenaciousThumbs.

“I’m glad this game exists, especially since I own an outdoor ping pong table which I don’t use in the winter, so this game serves as a great replacement,” wrote sparklezfan1000.

”I am currently rated ~2300 in the game. After two months of practice, I can now loop the ball pretty well on both my forehand and backhand. The trick is to slow down my stroke. And focus more on improving hand eye coordination in the VR world, which actually took me a while to calibrate. I know that will affect my real game, but it is still better than not practicing at all during the lockdown,” wrote VRGoldenL.

”As someone who likes to play table tennis in real life, this is amazingly like the real thing….multiplayer is great too…comes into its own in lockdown,” wrote Dom321.

”Forget about your dream of buying a real ping pong table. 

As you see from theses Amazing comments this game is very good and we highly recommend it.

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We recommend playing the game on Oculus Quest headset available here