A serious VR table tennis simulator
Eleven Table Tennis is built around one goal: making table tennis feel as close to the real thing as possible in VR. For Fun Labs spent five years and countless hours on the physics and feel of the game, and the result is a simulation where your swing, contact point and spin all matter. It sits in the casual and sports categories, but the focus is on realistic play rather than arcade-style shortcuts. Alongside human opponents you can play a match against the AI when you want to practice on your own.
Playing with your group
Online PvP is the core of the multiplayer side: you get matched against opponents from around the world for real matches. That means your group can take each other on across the table, or each person can queue up and test themselves against strangers. When someone wants to sharpen up before a friendly, the AI match gives them a place to do it without waiting on anyone.
Before you start
This is a VR game, so you need a VR setup to play. The developers explicitly do not recommend playing over Oculus Link, AirLink or Virtual Desktop, because tracking quality drops significantly in those setups and the game depends on accurate tracking for its realistic feel. Keep that in mind if your group plans to play wirelessly or through a link cable, since a weaker tracking setup will hurt the simulation more than it would in most other games.