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Cyberpong

85% positive of 99 Steam reviews

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Released
2016
Steam Deck
Not tested
Platforms
Steam

Made by COLOPL, Inc..

About the game

Enter a realm of cyberspace where hitting digital orbs can gain you ultimate glory! In this retro styled game you are given two paddles to prove what you're made of. Harness your skills in single player mode and then face off against your friends in multiplayer matches!

Tagged by players

  • Sports
  • VR
  • Action
  • Casual

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What players say

  • Recommended
    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 until a block makes it to your side. Then the game is over.…

    3.7 h played when written. 40 found it helpful.

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  • Not recommended
    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 and what not. I can't tell you how many times I've hit my…

    50 min played when written. 6 found it helpful.

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