What's in All-In-One Sports VR
All-In-One Sports VR bundles thirteen sports into one title: baseball, archery, ping pong, basketball, bowling, badminton, golf, dart, billiard, boxing, tennis, volleyball and squash. You play them with a headset and motion controls, and the movement tracking is 6DOF, so swings, throws and shots come from what your arms and body actually do rather than from button presses. Physics drive the ball and equipment behavior, which is what gives the games their realistic feel. The game follows official Olympic rules for its events, so it works as a way to learn how each sport is scored and played, not just as a set of mini-games. It also works as an indoor activity when outdoor facilities or weather aren't an option.
Playing together
Online PvP lets you match up against other players in real time, so a group can square off against each other across sports rather than each person playing alone. Pick the discipline you want to contest, get into a match, and settle it head to head. Player customization is on hand so you can set your appearance apart from the competition. Solo play is supported too, with singleplayer modes available when the rest of the group isn't around.
Before you start
There are five difficulty levels, ranging from beginner up to professional, so a mixed-skill group can either meet in the middle or each person can push their own level. The UI and controls are built to be simple, which keeps the barrier low for anyone new to VR, but the sports still play out with realistic physics, so expect some practice before you're consistent at golf, billiards or archery. Since almost everything here is physical motion in VR, a clear play area matters: swinging for a baseball, throwing a punch in boxing or serving in tennis all take real arm movement, and you'll want room to do it without hitting anything. It's also worth noting the game is designed for indoor use, matching its classroom and bad-weather use case.