‘VR Ping Pong’ Sequel to Launch in September, Trailer Here

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VR Ping Pong Pro is the upcoming sequel to the 2016 ping pong simulator VR Ping Pong. However now the studio is bringing their 1v1 ping pong game to PSVR as well in addition to HTC Vive and Oculus Rift.

VR Ping Pong Pro is headed to all supported platforms sometime in September. There’s currently both a Steam page and a listing on Viveport, although pricing has yet to be revealed.

The game is said to feature nine new levels including an arcade, a stadium and a Japanese garden, this time with a clear focus on photorealism over the studio’s previous title.

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Image courtesy Reddoll Games, Merge Games, IV
Image courtesy Reddoll Games, Merge Games, IV
Image courtesy Reddoll Games, Merge Games, IV

VR Ping Pong Pro also features racket/ball customization so you can style your kit as you play against five difficulty levels.

Reddoll Games is including player statistics, online rankings and online multiplayer, although the studio hasn’t mentioned whether the latter will be cross platform.

The game features:

  • Singles Match – (Player vs CPU or Player 1 vs Player 2)
  • Online multiplayer – choose to play either single matches or tournaments with people from all over the world
  • Tournament Mode – pyramid-style tournaments are ranked by difficulty
  • Mini games where you can hone your skills or just have fun!
  • A variety of photo-realistic environments, placing you right at the centre of the action
  • True to life physics, (with full-spin mechanics), make it feel like you’re really there!
  • Customizable Rackets – racket changes serve a practical purpose as well as a visual one, and can alter your serve for example

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Scott Hayden
Well before the first modern XR products hit the market, Scott recognized the potential of the technology and set out to understand and document its growth. He has been professionally reporting on the space for nearly a decade as Editor at Road to VR, authoring more than 3,500 articles on the topic. Scott brings that seasoned insight to his reporting from major industry events across the globe.
  • Luke

    Really well done trailer!

  • Pepo

    Floating rackets ? No avatar ? That is a guarantee for permanent break-in presence

  • paleion

    As a newcomer to VR Table Tennis and having only played Racket Fury on the Quest (which is excellent) – what would be the lure of this new title over the existing ones?

    The current games seem to offer everything this does (physics mode, arcade mode, different locations, multiplayer, single player etc).

    Is it graphics thing or is there something else? Does it offer more realistic physics for example?

    • Jarilo

      It’s just more table tennis , locations, and physics.

  • Ironcide

    Eleven Table Tennis VR is IMHO the best Table Tennis VR game by far, and I’ve played a few.

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    • david vincent

      Sure ETT is the best but when was the last update ? :/
      Still waiting for the AI overhault they promised us…

  • Jarilo

    The settings and environments look cool.

  • david vincent

    Great news for us, virtual players !
    Let’s hope it will awake the devs of Eleven Table Tennis…