This miracle of miracles is appropriately titled Paddle Up and released today on Steam for the HTC Vive. Paddle Up offers a litany of game modes including solo-play, vs. AI, multiplayer support.
This means that the days of pretending to be friends with boring old Dale from next door just to play on his table are over! Now you can sharpen your skills by yourself, or play a round or two with your actual friends while Dale watches with tears from the window (as it should be, that guy is seriously the worst).
We reported on a VR Beer Pong experience previously, and there are plenty of other similar games on Steam, in addition to table tennis in Rec Room, but this appears to be the most feature-rich and complete experience of its type thus far, which is great considering it’s still in Early Access. And that’s a sentiment the game’s creator, Pavel Jamal, echoed in an email with UploadVR.
“We’ve compared ourselves to all our competitors as they released while we held back,” Jamal said. “First call out I want to make is polish, none of the other products feel polished and you’ll have a different experience here. Easiest comparison is just features. Paddle Up brings multiplayer, accuracy challenge, beer pong, and multiple practice modes that will help you train in table tennis. None of our competitors can touch the level of quality of our multiplayer alone, and we have even more modes in the pipeline. We’ve also taken a different approach with physics compared to everyone else, we’ve taken everyone’s expectation of what a table tennis physics should feel like and turned them into different paddles. We’re a believer of no one paddle fits all.”
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