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Indie App Spotlight: ‘Ping Pong Club’ brings realistic table tennis to Apple Vision Pro

Avatar for Michael Burkhardt  | Apr 19 2025 - 12:30 pm PT
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Ping Pong Club is a realistic table tennis simulator for Apple Vision Pro. It supports spatial audio and offers dynamic lighting for an authentic gameplay experience. Despite relying solely on hand tracking, it actually works quite well.

Top features

Ping Pong Club offers a number of options for all sorts of players.

You can play by yourself casually, against a variety of AI players. There are four difficulty levels, so there’s something for every type of table tennis player.

On top of that, there’s also real-time multiplayer with Game Center – allowing you to play against your friends, presuming they also own an Apple Vision Pro.

You can also play in rally mode, allowing you to push your skills to the limit. There’s a number of settings for your paddle as well, allowing you to dial things in as you’d like.

Download the app

Ping Pong Club is available for free on Apple Vision Pro running visionOS 2.0 and later. No additional in app purchases are required, you truly get the full experience for free.

Top comment by Dafty

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Once you get the hang of the controls it's actually pretty fun. Haven't been able to match with any real players though.

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In the future, the developer plans to add a number of neat capabilities, including additional game modes, Game Center leaderboards and achievements, as well as a refreshed UI.

H/T: Dylan McDonald for grabbing these screenshots as I do not personally own a Vision Pro 🫡

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Michael is a 9to5Mac Reporter, leading all of our Apple news coverage on weekends and reviewing the newest Apple products and accessories. He got started in the world of Apple news during the pandemic, and it became a growing hobby. He’s also an indie iOS developer, and started the weekly Indie App Spotlight series, which has covered hundreds of blooming new apps since it launched. In his free time, he enjoys shooting street photography around New York City on his Sony A7RV.

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