Eleven Table Tennis REVIEW 92.5% on Quest 3

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Eleven Table Tennis REVIEW on Quest 3   The ultimate Table Tennis simulator. Play opponents in online multiplayer or practice against the advanced AI. With physics designed to be as real as ever achieved in a Table Tennis simulator, you will forget you are in VR.   Physics Engine :  From the very start, we have been obsessed with creating the most realistic table tennis simulation the World has ever seen. After countless hours of hard work and support from our amazing community, we believe that we accomplished that goal.   We hope that you enjoy playing Eleven as much as we enjoy working on it.   *********************************************************************   01 - Game Menus  - 5/5  02 - weapons/vehicles - NA  03 - Playable characters - NA  04 - Enemies and bosses - 5/5  05 - levels and size - 4/5  06 - Campaign, multiplayer, co-op - 4/5  07 - Customisation options - 4/5  08 - levelling up options - NA  09 - Controls - 5/5  10 - Online playability - 5/5  11 - Puzzles - NA  12 - MR/Pass Through - 5/5   TOTAL - 37/40   I don’t include graphics in my rating system because you can see for yourself the graphics in the video.   *********************************************************************   Intro Music by Gareth Gittins:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmdY1-aNLf97ZRwRtfRFNyA   *********************************************************************   If you are thinking to buy a Meta Quest Headset, please consider using my referel link below, it means when you buy your headset,  we both get a $30 Meta Quest Store credit after you have activated your headset.  It costs you no extra, but we both Gain a little.   https://www.meta.com/referrals/link/Gotcha_VR

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00:00I just came back from a family weekend break and whilst away I got to play table

00:18tennis at our hotel with some friends and my sons. So when I got back I thought

00:23what better time to dig this game back out and play it again. Last time I played

00:29this was on my quest 2 back in January 2023 and I sucked. So I was actually

00:37looking forward to having a go on my quest 3 and let me tell you a lot has

00:43changed in this game over the last 18 months. There are so many great

00:48improvements. There was basically only one menu before which gave you the AI

00:54difficulty setting and the choice of which setting to play in. Fast forward a

00:59year and a half and now there are so many options to pick from like training

01:04options to help you improve your game such as the ball machine, adjust the

01:10speed, spin and directions at which this will fire at you. Then there's serve

01:15practice which is pretty self-explanatory. Next we have the wall

01:20where the table is bent in half and you can work on your reflexes. Then there's

01:26quadrants. This is used to practice your striking accuracy and then there's free

01:32practice and even Pierre Pong. Now the differences that I notice when stepping

01:38up the levels of the AIs is mainly their serving. On the first two or three levels

01:44their serves are manageable but from level four onwards they start doing some

01:49fancy stuff. The levels you pick from low to highest are bronze, silver, gold, pro,

01:57elite and finally legendary. Through all these great changes and improvements I

02:03really do hope in future updates they will work on bringing us more characters

02:08to play against and even introduce some cup leagues to compete in. The menus

02:14offer room positioning, graphics adjusting, audio setting, avatar changes

02:20and language settings. There is also a multiplayer menu but I didn't take a

02:26look at this as I'm completely rubbish at ping-pong so I didn't want to

02:30embarrass myself. So the main thing I don't like about this game is that you

02:35actually have to pay money to buy new paddles instead of an unlock system. You

02:41can change the colours of the ping-pong balls and the tables and then save them

02:46so you can choose them from the menu. There's a choice of three venues to play

02:51in and then a further three than a mixed reality, half mixed and fully mixed and

02:57then there's the one Japanese background that you can purchase for a few dollars.

03:02There's currently only one setting which is Japan. It looks great but I wish you

03:09could change the table as I found it being a grey table it's a little tough

03:14to play on. So on that I'm going to score 11 table tennis a 37 out of 40. You can

03:23find my scoring system in the description section below. Now please

03:27push that like button if you found this review helpful, drop a comment on the

03:31thoughts of this game then come be part of this growing community and hit that

03:36subscribe button. Thank you guys and happy gaming.

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