Magical Squash

The game seems quite entertaining, but unfortunately it apparently doesn't support changing dominant hand in game, making it basically unplayable for a left handed person. Anyone who left handed should stay clear of it.

It's fun and relaxing on Zen mode and I really like it. Would be nice to be able to disable the music though.

Felt too healthy so now I’m on my way to Mc’s.......................

ust finished waving my arms ALONE like a crazy guy.Now I need to call my gym to let them know that they will probably cannot get my money next year.

游戏不错，上手挺快的。

I was holding a cuppa when my friend tried to introduce this game, and I said Nah. But he insist, so … And I said Nah again when he tried to win the handle back. XO

Hasn't been updated and, while fun, it lacks basic functionality that most VR games have, therefore I can't recommend it, seems like it won't be added as it was added over a year ago. IE. adjusting sound volume, switching dominant hand - if you're right-handed this won't be a problem for you and you'll probably enjoy it.

This game seems to lack the basic feature of allowing me to switch the racquet to the other hand, which although it may seem minor, is a major downside for me and I'm sure many others.

This is one of the worst VR games I have ever played. There are no options and no way to disable or turn down the painfully loud blaring techno crap music that is guaranteed to make your ears bleed. This music is so offensively loud that your headset will rattle and rumble while people in the next room are sure to overhear. There is also no AI opponent and the gameplay gets extremely repetitive and boring trying to smash the ball against moving walls. Ball physics are also awful and most shots do not go where you want them to. You can just hold out your arm and barely flick your wrist to rocket the ball all over the court. I most certainly cannot recommend this game. I would pass on this one.

It is cheap, but the title should emphasize that "Magical" The racket has neither the dynamics nor the shape of a squash racket. The "ball" is very large and bouncy. The back wall is dead. That is, if the ball touches it, it goes out of play. There is a little of the feel of a squash court, but in 2x2.5 meters, you really aren't going to move on the court as you would playing. Either Quash or Racket NX will be a better investment in my opinion. They don't come any closer to a court experience, but they are more feature rich and functional.