Paddle Up reviews

Early Access Review Paddle Up is a good Table tennis Game Though: Warning: There haven't been any updates for too long! "Racket Fury" is, in my Opinion, the best Table tennis Game at the moment.

Early Access Review 2nd best VR table tennis simulations out there, well-thought-through features and very good graphics - Dev is still working on improving the physics, which are quite good at the moment, but not realistic.

Early access review game excellent, the most complete are genre in VR and the most successful!!! It still lacks for me the effects given to the ball that does not influence the rebont of the ball... to follow, but otherwise Bravo to developer!

Early access review a must for fans of ping pong but not that. The game adjusts the level of "simulation" by adjusting the effects/bounce parameters of the ball. The AI offers a real challenge in the higher levels and the multiplayer mode allows even more furious games. A real success.

Early access review simply exellent. A lot of fashion to train (wall, ball machine parametrable) and challenges with areas to reach that really make his games evolve. good simulation I'm already better at table tennis only problem the lag in multi se that limits the experience so much that problem will not solved

Early access review very good game of ping pong, we take a real pleasure to beat the AI, then go face another player online, it works very well online below a ping of 100 (the ping of the opponent is written discretly on the table) beyond e 100 we play a little but we can see the ball do some glitchs. Lots of fun in perspective.

Early access review simply my favorite game for Vive. I've been going back every day since it came out. I was a fan of ping pong waves (which is a great game) but paddle up has placed the bar higher especially thanks to the multi and physics that offers a lot of possibility in play. In addition, the dev team listens to the community and releases patches frequently. A must have, especially at this price!

Early access review I've tried 3 at the moment, it's the best without hesitation for me (this is the one closest to the real game, which I play). It has more possibilities of settings (in particular of virtual positioning of the racket in relation to the real controller, but also in rebound and thickness of the surface). We can move the table, place it as we wish according to our space. I still feel like we can do even better. Either they will, or a big Publisher will go there and make us a Pearl.