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Eleven: Table Tennis VR (2016)
8.0/10on IGDB
Released
Swing a tracked controller as a paddle and watch how a small change in the face affects the return. The PC version supports standing or room-scale play and lets you rally against AI; it’s also available on Quest. Choose it when you want to work through a rally by feel and have clear space to swing.
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Rockstar Games presents Table Tennis (2006)
8.3/10on IGDB
Released
On Xbox, buttons or the right stick select topspin, backspin, or sidespin. Holding a spin button charges the shot. There’s also a soft-shot modifier, so even when the rally speeds up you can choose to drop the ball short. Pick this when you want a gamepad and the satisfaction of changing the pace of a point.
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Wii Sports Resort (2009)
7.9/10on IGDB
Released
Table Tennis Match lets you aim by swinging a Wii Remote with MotionPlus and add spin by twisting the controller as you hit. The Return Challenge is useful when you just want to find a rally rhythm. Clear a little room in front of the television and choose it when taking turns on the couch sounds as good as playing a full match.
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Table Tennis Touch (2014)
9.0/10on IGDB
Released
A swipe moves the bat, so you can concentrate on timing and the direction of the return while playing on a phone. Accuracy Zones gives you targets to hit if you’d like a break from full matches. Choose it when you want an offline game that works in a seat and gives a few well-placed balls their own reward.
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Racket Fury: Table Tennis VR (2017)
7.0/10on IGDB
Released
Choose between Simulation and Arcade, each with its own solo campaign. Switch to practice if you’d rather get used to the swing before playing one of the robots. The PC VR edition supports standing or room-scale play, so leave room for a forehand before settling on the mode that feels right.
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Sports Champions (2010)
7.0/10on IGDB
Released
On PlayStation 3, the Eye camera tracks the Move controller as you play the Table Tennis event. A turn of the wrist can give a return a different spin. Pick it if you already have the original hardware and want a game you can play on the television while someone else watches the shot you just tried.
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Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 (2019)
7.2/10on IGDB
Released
The Switch event supports motion swings or buttons, and each control scheme has ways to play sidespin or backspin. Use a short singles match to get the timing or play doubles if more people want a turn. It’s a good pick for a group that wants to learn the same game with different controls.
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Racket Club (2023)
Released
Table tennis joined Racket Club in a 2025 update. Later updates added customizable table-tennis paddles. It’s worth trying if you like the idea of going from a close-to-the-table rally to a different racket sport without leaving VR. Start with a familiar paddle and see where you can place the return before changing the setup.
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Virtual Table Tennis (2014)
Released
Free practice is there if you just want to get used to the touch controls, while arcade and tournament modes give you something longer to play. The app models a three-dimensional ball and offers AI opponents. Try it if you’d like to get a feel for the bounce before worrying about an opponent’s next move.
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VR Ping Pong Pro (2019)
5.0/10on IGDB
Released
Start with a singles match against the computer. There are five difficulty settings and modeled spin, so you can turn the difficulty down while you get a feel for the paddle and the return. Choose it for short, self-contained matches with a tracked VR controller.
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VR Ping Pong (2016)
8.0/10on IGDB
Released
The original has a point-by-point practice mode and single matches against AI. Changing difficulty affects the variety and depth of the opponent’s shots as well as their speed and accuracy. It’s worth trying on PC VR if you want the computer to vary where it makes you reach, then see whether you can still place the return.
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Ping Pong League (2017)
Released
On PC VR, the solo arcade mode offers Easy, Normal, and Hard settings. Try changing the angle of the tracked paddle to send the ball in a different direction, then see how long you can keep a rally going. It’s a good option for a quick session with a high score to beat.
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Ping Pong Fury (2021)
Released
Swipe to hit and use gestures to add spin or chop the ball back. There’s a training mode for practicing individual shots and real-time one-on-one matches when you want a human opponent. It needs an internet connection even if you’re choosing it for short sessions on a phone.
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Family Table Tennis 3D (2013)
Released
Arc System Works puts drives, chops and smashes into a handheld 3DS game. The rally can turn on which shot you play to upset the opponent’s rhythm before going for a smash. It’s a good fit for an existing copy if you like button-controlled table tennis that gets straight to the exchange.
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Smash Table Tennis (1987)
Released
This Famicom Disk System game gives you a best-of-three match against the computer or a friend, with deuce requiring a two-point lead. A lob, smash, forehand or backhand can change the pace when the point keeps going. Play it on an existing copy if you’d like a short, button-controlled rally with fewer things to learn.
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