Racket Club
What the game is
Resolution Games' official overview describes Racket Club as a multi-sport VR game built around four racket sports and realistic racket-sports physics. It says players can play singles or doubles, join public groups, or create private groups with friends.
The official Meta Quest listing also identifies multiplayer singles and doubles, single-player AI bots, Career Mode, spectating, and the sports Pickleball, Table Tennis, Box Tennis, and Spinminton. These are the modes and sports stated by the listing, not an independent review.
Where it runs
- Native Meta Quest: Meta's official listing names Meta Quest 2, Meta Quest Pro, Meta Quest 3, and Meta Quest 3S under supported platforms. This is the standalone Quest store edition; the listing does not say that a PC is required. Meta Quest listing
- Native PICO: The official PICO listing names PICO 4, PICO 4 Pro, PICO 4 Ultra, and PICO Space Pro under supported platforms. This is a separate PICO store edition. PICO listing
- PCVR through SteamVR: The official Steam listing labels the game “VR Only,” lists SteamVR support, and provides Windows 10 PC system requirements. This is the computer-based SteamVR edition, not a native Quest or PICO app.
Resolution Games' official support article summarizes the supported platform families as Meta Quest, SteamVR, and Pico. No console-VR edition is confirmed by the official sources used here.
Sports and ways to play
Resolution Games describes Racket Club as four racket sports in one VR title: Pickleball, Table Tennis, Box Tennis, and Spinminton. The developer calls out singles and doubles, public groups, and private groups with friends; the Meta listing adds AI bots, Career Mode, and spectating. That mix is useful to know before joining a lobby: the official descriptions cover solo practice against AI as well as multiplayer play, and a spectator option for watching a session. The listed activities are different modes, not four separate games to buy. Resolution Games: Racket Club overview · Meta Quest modes and sports.
The practical platform choice is also clear from the separate official listings. Meta Quest and PICO each have a native headset store edition; the Steam product is VR-only and uses SteamVR from a Windows PC. Therefore, a SteamVR purchase is not the same thing as installing the standalone Quest or PICO app, even if a headset can also be connected to a PC for PCVR. Resolution Games' support page groups availability into Meta Quest, SteamVR, and Pico, but none of these pages establishes cross-buy or cross-save between stores. If playing with friends on another headset family, check the developer's latest cross-platform guidance rather than assuming every edition shares matchmaking or entitlements. Resolution Games support: supported platforms · PICO Store · SteamVR listing.
Sources
- Resolution Games: Racket Club — official description, gameplay, and links to the Meta Quest, PICO, and Steam editions.
- Meta Quest Store: Racket Club — supported Quest platforms and listed game modes.
- PICO Store: Racket Club — supported PICO platforms and listed modes.
- Steam: Racket Club — SteamVR/VR Only listing and Windows PC requirements.
- Resolution Games Support: Which platforms are supported? — official platform-family summary.