VR Slugger: The Toy Baseball Field

I've seen enough. Only worth it to buy it during the sale in my opinion.

Not terrible. Good for what it is. Hit a few balls and get some exercise.

I had really low expectations for this game and somehow it managed to suck even more than I could have possibly imagined. All I wanted was to take a few swings at balls and aim for homeruns in a quirky VR baseball game. The problem is that it does not play like proper baseball and I don't say this because it's an arcade game in nature. I wasn't looking for a very realistic simulation but the basic element of hitting the balls feels completely wrong. Forget about holding a virtual bat two handed like a proper baseball player. The best way to play this game is to hold the bat one handed and go for swings like you are holding a tennis or badminton racket. The strength of your swings barely matters too. The best ''bat'' to use is actually ping pong racket (needs to be unlocked first), that says a lot about the gameplay. Clearly this is not what I expected out of a game called VR Slugger. I cannot recommend this game for people looking for a good baseball experience in VR. If you're looking for a collection of tennis mini-games masquerading as a baseball game then this game is for you... but that's quite a niche and even then the game isn't worth the asking price due to the low amoun…

Its way to easy to hit a home run and I never start in the batters box for some reason. Helps me time my hits IRL though, Need a mode for something like Wii baseball. Do not buy if you are looking for something for actual practice.

This is an extremely limited VR baseball game where all you do is hit the ball. There are only three modes and all of them play almost exactly the same and only last a few minutes each. The so-called "puzzle" mode is a joke because there are no puzzle elements. Again, you just hit the ball. There is also almost no skill required. Just hold your arm out and flick your wrist and you will rocket home runs over the stadium. Ball physics are also practically nonexistent. I could hardly get the bat to aim where the game requires. My hits would almost always pull to the right when batting left-handed and to the left when batting right-handed. There are also no options, so you cannot disable the music that blares the entire time. I cannot recommend this game due to these issues.

I found it impossible to play on my Quest 1, but it's quite precise and enjoyable on the Quest 2. I'm changing my review to positive.