UPDATE: Still loving the games, play them almost daily, but found one flaw. If you go into passthrough mode, or sometimes just break through your boundary wall, one or both of your controllers may not be recognized by the game - sometimes invisible, other times just hanging in air. You…
this game i think is very good. Even that good i dont need the normal version. I dont want to play online bots for me are fine! I love the bowling tennis is a bit meh because of unfair golf clubs and baseball i cant play. Overall for free this is a good option for people who like to stick…
This started out fun, but I learned very fast that you need a large barrier for this game to work. The ball went very wide and before I could get it I not only stepped out of my barrier, I tripped over my couch and hurt myself because it didn't have time to shut the game down and warn me…
Sports Scramble – Demo is completely free on the Meta Horizon Store: download it to your headset and play, no purchase needed.
Sports Scramble – Demo officially supports: Quest 3S, Quest 3, Quest Pro, Quest 2, Quest 1. Headset support is set by the developer, as listed on the official store.
Yes: Sports Scramble – Demo supports single user, multiplayer, as listed on the official store.
Sports Scramble – Demo is rated Comfortable by the official store: minimal artificial movement, a great pick for VR newcomers.
Sports Scramble – Demo is rated Everyone on the official Meta store. Age ratings matter especially for online multiplayer titles, where voice chat is open.
Sports Scramble – Demo holds a 4.0 / 5 average from 22 player ratings on the official Meta store, still a small sample, so read it as an early signal.
Sports Scramble – Demo was released on May 21, 2019, published by Oculus.