Cyberpong

Since HoloBall just came out a few days before Cyberpong, I think many people will be wondering what the differences are and if it's worth owning both. In single player, Cyberpong VR is best described as VR Breakout with a dash of Tetris. Blocks spawn at the back of the arena and slowly move towards you. You destroy them with bouncing balls and powerups... Read more

My main problem with this game, and it's a huge problem I think, is that it maps the playable area to your chaperone bounds exactly. Couple that with the tiny size of the paddles, and this means you'll be swinging your Vive controllers - at high speeds - right at the bounds of your chaperone, which is usually where you have walls and floors and furniture... Read more

I'm guessing a lot of people are considering whether to buy this or Holoball. Well, here're my thoughts as someone who owns both: **NOTE: The following paragraph no longer applies; the Cyberpong team quickly changed the mechanics of the game to allow for smashing and controling the ball to a much, much greater extent. You don't have to, but you can... Read more

I never thought I'd break a sweat while playing Pong. That is, until I played Cyberpong VR. Cyberpong VR's gameplay is exciting and makes for great competition. Its single-player is fun and easy to dive into and play, albeit short-lived due to a lack of progression or Story Mode. Where the game truly shines is in multiplayer where you face off with... Read more