#SelfieTennis reviews

This game is not about tennis, want to buy tennis better Virtual Sports. What is this game About? About the tennis player... Very strange tennis player... For a year to the game twisted the shadow of a unicorn.... But at least some of the menu in the game could not... To disable stupid music that will get bored at best in 15 minutes, it can be disabled only with the keyboard (sic! VR game in fact) to remove the wacky gallutsenogenic huge balls, you also need to know the correct button on the keyboard. In General pass by. The Game is not worth the money even if you do not want to play tennis, and want to be a unicorn kicking huge balls with hands and feet...

Actually a relatively solid VR tennis game which you can play for a few Minutes, but VIEL (!) too expensive for the Required content. I played about 20min and saw it all. Unfortunately Refund filed. Positive Features: Immersion is reasonably ok Absolutely no motion sickness negative Features: Very little Content, just a Place No Multiplayer Ball contact with Racket feels spurious, the Vibration comes much sooner or later At about 40% of the Balls I had d As Feeling that the Ball does not react correctly to the racket No Game menu (Eg To disable the Permanently annoying Music) VIEL too expensive! For €5 it would have just been OK I also recorded a Let's Play in my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDjxNfIBb9k

After playing the Title for a long Time in my Library and again and again, I have to withdraw my Recommendation (for the time being). I'm reluctant to rate indie titles negatively, especially when they come across as polished and sympathetic as #SelfieTennis, but unfortunately the Basic Mechanics of the Game (Racket hits ball) are far from flawless, because the Ball regularly goes "through" the racket. The Problem of the physics engine is known to the Developers, but unfortunately not fixed to this day. This makes it extremely difficult to get higher Numbers of Ball Changes, because sooner or later the Ball always goes through the racket despite the real Hit. This is not due to PC hardware either, because it occurred on my old System (see below) as well as on my updated (Core i7 6700k, GTX 1070 OC). Titles like Racket NX show that things can be done differently, where ball Contact Always sits as expected. What a pity! ZUVOR: Simple but captivating Game principle in very detailed Implementation. The Graphics look very good on the Vive (even compared to other Games). Ball/thugs and the Physics as a whole feel very realistic. The Game runs on my System with an i7 4xxx and a GTX 970 OC very fluidly.