Racket Club Reviews

Works on Reverb G2. Racket Club is built for VR tennis-like sport sim designed around small room scale movement. It is decent in single player, great in multiplayer, but the player base is quite small. As a inexperienced tennis player, I can't judge the realism of it(although even for me spinning hits felt suspiciously easy to perform) or AI flaws. I quite enjoyed playing AI matches, tournaments and even drills in a single player mode. Base game is fun to play: it encourages room scale movement while requiring even less actual space than a table tennis. But the most content is in online multiplayer mode: it has nice social lobby system, 2v2 matches and 2 additional game modes: pickleball and some version of badminton. And here, unfortunately, lies a potential problem: the player base is small and it might dry out eventually. Already with Quest crossplay there are only 10-20 players online in lobbies at the same time. It is enough to find a match, but just barely. On the plus side, most of the players are no kids. Presentation is very polished, just like in any other Resolution VR game. Audio is top notch, minimalistic visuals are sharp and optimized. Graphical settings for PC version would have been nice though.