Court Time Tennis

CTT is coming to the Quest Store! Thank you all for helping get here. All Early Access players can upgrade to the full version for 33% off regular price. There’s a new Break Out minigame with targets you knock out. They get smaller every wave so you have to be more accurate to stay alive. The…

Custom rackets for pro players, plus tons of little improvements We’re listening on Discord and got many of your requests into the new 1.8 release! The default racket feel is now less bouncy and more grippy… The ball trail length is adjustable… Overheads work with autorun and the drill lab… Balls…

Best vr Tennis Sim, by far

I have tried them all, this is the most realistic vr Tennis Sim for me, no other comes close. The most Important thing, besides the incredible physics is the possibility to customize the racket physics and adjust to your own racket and feel. I am not aware of any other vr Tennis game allowing this. Playing only with Helloreal 47 (its a sim, why use a Controller only?), i have no issues transitioning between vr and RL, and since i played this sim my real life Tennis is more consistent than ever before The Training Options are great and very well implemented, the ball machine is a thrill. I only play moving free to keep.it as real as possible in Portal mode or full passthrough. The game has Options that respect your own available space. It also offers online matches and offline against a bot. You can start with a free to play Mode without risk to test. The developer responds on discord and i recommend to join that channel for Information and Feedback and suggestions. Also to get help if you struggle in the beginning The game is growing and constantly being improved and still getting better. 5 Stars without a doubt

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Addictive for a lazy person!

Court Time Tennis has a generous, free trial you can’t refuse. CTT was created by a passionate tennis player and sim expert. It has two mixed reality modes for small and large spaces and the best physics of any racquet game I’ve played. It takes you through lots of drills to improve your skills. For someone who hasn’t played IRL tennis since high school (me), this is a great learning game. But it is also good for those who just want to get into the swing of things for a little activity/exercise or are competitive with online multiplayer. And if you enjoy the game, it’s only $14.99 to go pro!

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Best VR Tennis Simulation Experience

I’ve tried every single VR tennis game, this is by far the best one if you want a near close to real life tennis simulation. It’s almost close to perfect in that regard, and unlike the others which will give you bad muscle memory habits, this can give you great practice. I’m giving it 5 stars because it’s amazing in that regard, but it’s not perfect and there are things I wish it had, which who knows, it’s still in development and one day might, but even if it never does, I’ll be happy practicing. One thing I wish it had which I think may be possible some day, is add the great haptic feedback another game has which you can really feel even through the handle adapter and it almost feels like there’s weight when you’re hitting the ball and it adds to the realism. I’m not sure if it’s just increasing the vibration, maybe it could have a setting so you can set how much you want depending on your real racquet, similar to bounce. The sound may also be playing a part in that experience. Another thing is, I wish you could play against an opponent that looks like a person instead of just a machine chucking the ball back so you can also practice reading their shots. One game has a “Mirror mode” that let’s you practice against yourself and it’s fun and lets you see how your shot placement looks and can affect an opponent and the only reason I ever boot it up. The other thing which it may never have as it may not be the purpose of the game is a career mode that let’s you go to different tournaments and venues and you can increase your rank based on where you place as you get points throughout your career. I can’t tell you how different it feels to practice when you’re really under pressure trying to win a tournament, they’re up 30-40 and your turn to serve. It gives you mental practice and also the various stages of a tennis match. If it had those things, it would be beyond perfect, but as I said, even without it, this is the go to game for anyone that loves tennis.

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Not for me.

I thought this was too good to be free, but upon starting the game, my avatar was stuck with its arms spread out where I should be standing. This got in my way of my sight a little and is just otherwise distracting out-of-virtual-body experience.. The physics and general movement were good though. I stopped playing once I seen the pay wall pop up that basically keeps you from doing much of anything at all. I'm not holding that against it, as the devs deserve money for their efforts, I just had my hopes up. 😅 I don't see myself paying for the title as is though, and it may just not be for me.

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Most realistic tennis but couple glitche

I’ve tried many VR tennis games but this one is the most realistic, simple to use, and very configurable down to the grip and wind speed etc. I love the portal so I can see my surroundings while playing (and avoid hitting my dog)! And in pass-through mode you get to run the full court while playing (just be careful you have enough room). My wife and I enjoy playing multiplayer but once in a while we get stuck with no ball and have to exit/restart the game. Ocasionally we’ll play sitting down which was next to impossible with other tennis games. The developer is very responsive on Discord and has helped me out a few times. This game is definitely worth a 5 star review. And it’s free to try although you’ll need to buy it to initiate a multiplayer game (the free version can join but not initiate a multiplayer game). Still, the $15 cost is most reasonable compared to others that cost $25. I highly recommend it to anyone - pros or just for fun! It is much better than First Person Tennis.

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