Eleven Table Tennis

We're obsessed with creating the most realistic VR table tennis simulator the world has ever seen. After 5 years and countless hours of hard work, we believe that we have accomplished that goal.: : : [Play over Oculus Link/AirLink/Virtual Desktop Not Recommended: the tracking will be much worse]

Eleven Table Tennis is a sports, simulation and vr game developed and published by For Fun Labs.
Released on September 22nd 2016 is available only on Windows in 16 languages: English, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Portugal, Portuguese - Brazil, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America, Swedish, Czech, Dutch, Hungarian and Russian.

It has received 3,181 reviews of which 3,010 were positive and 171 were negative resulting in an impressive rating of 9.1 out of 10. 😍

The game is currently priced at 28.99€ on Steam.

The Steam community has classified Eleven Table Tennis into these genres:

Sports Simulation VR Casual Tennis Multiplayer

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Requirements

These are the minimum specifications needed to play the game. For the best experience, we recommend that you verify them.

Windows

OS: Windows 10
Processor: Intel i5-4590 or AMD FX 8350 equivalent or greater
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX970, or AMD Radeon R9 290 equivalent or greater
Storage: 8 GB available space
VR Support: SteamVR. Standing or Room Scale

Reviews

Explore reviews from Steam users sharing their experiences and what they love about the game.

Nov. 2024

DO NOT STREAM/LINK THIS GAME TO AN OCULUS HEADSET As a Steam fanboy who's owned this game on Steam for many years, the difference between playing this natively on a Meta headset from the Quest store versus linking it through Steam is literally huge. I went from constantly failing serves and struggling to beat silver AI to easily beating it without even noticing when playing through the Quest app instead. There is a 15min demo in the quest store. Try it yourself. The game itself is great and the main reason I bought my new VR Headset.

Oct. 2024

Bunch of good at ping pong tryhards that are better than me in Silver. I am back to Bronze 10/10 will continue playing.

Sept. 2024

The best table tennis VR game hands down with a minor issues. My first problem is it's priority for oculus and Meta, which is evident with things like delayed updates for the steam/PCVR edition of the game. My other problem is one many have vocalized and it's the AI. Don't get me wrong, the AI is very impressive but the biggest issue it has that is unrealistic is making mistakes. The agent can make mistakes but it never, EVER seems to make them when your ball is not going to land on their side of the table. The agent always knows when the ping pong ball will not hit their table and decide not to attempt to hit it like some would in real life. I would tolerate this behavior with the higher difficulty levels of the AI opponent but there is something about your opponent knowing your shot will or will not land instantly the second you hit the ball with your paddle that frustrates me. I'd rather not know whether my ball would have landed or not once in a while you know? Lastly, the price. I find the price to be...questionable. I won't say the developer hasn't put any effort into the game at all, which is of course not true considering how well this game does play and feel, but thirty dollars is fairly steep for a game only about table-tennis in VR. The game definitely aimed for quality and realism which I applaud, but when you have other games offering much more than this game has to offer at lower prices, I would not be surprised when consumers see this game and are surprised by it being $30 USD and sales rarely occurring anymore (evident on isthereanydeal.com). Despite these being my biggest problems, it's a good game for those who love tabble-tennis (like myself) that don't already own a ping pong table, let alone have someone to play against regularly. You get what you pay for and that's a high quality VR table-tennis game that aims to bring a solid ping pong experience for those of any skill level.

Aug. 2024

By far the best competitive VR game on the market. I have been playing since 2016/17 and it has only gotten better. When the Dev recommended purchasing on the Quest store, rather than Steam, I didn't really see the point. The performance on Steam was just fine. But after my Link cable started to cut out because of my kid using my headset, I had to make the move. I had no idea just HOW MUCH better it was. It is flawless on the Quest, don't get me wrong, the Steam version is fantastic on its own, but if you want a truly flawless experience, that is the way to go. This game should be in everyones library.

May 2024

Get this on your Quest Store first off if you are using a Quest product. As an owner of both I can strongly confirm it's much easier, and smoother tracking and overall stability on Quest standalone. (3090 13th gen CPU) This is the best VR game by far. Realism is off the charts. I showed this to my 57 year old dad, after a few short, intense rallies my father tried to put the paddle down on the table. Except the table isn't real. We had a pretty good laugh at that. This is the closest thing to Ready Player One for sure. It is the closest any VR game will get in the current state of technology. It simulates reality pretty much 1:1. Minus all the things missing in just a VR headset, like most the senses. But if you want to play a VR game for it's realism. This is it. Nothing nearly as expensive as a sim racing/flying setup, and 10x easier. Nothing will beat Table Tennis VR. Truly a future for the sport.

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28.99€

9.1

3,010

171

Online players

Developer

For Fun Labs

Publisher

For Fun Labs

Release 22 Sep 2016

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