DODGE / COURT

Throw. Catch. Block. Dodge.

Room-scale dodgeball for Meta Quest, with solo AI, guided practice and private local-network matches for up to sixteen players. Five arenas have day and night lighting, with low gravity on Moon Base and a sideways ball drift in Space Station.

Private beta preparation is in progress. Public download availability and a release date have not been announced.

Privacy policy Support and beta feedback

Playing safely

Set a clear play area and the headset's system boundary and floor before playing. Keep the boundary enabled. Do not physically chase virtual balls outside your clear area. Stop if you feel discomfort. The game uses inferred lower-body animation rather than measured foot tracking.

Getting started

Choose Practice Drill to learn pickups, throws, catches, blocks and dodges. In the lobby, capture your center and forward direction from Setup while holding still. With controllers, squeeze the grip to hold or catch a ball and release to throw. Use the left Menu button or B to open the game menu. Menus also explain the selected tracked-hand controls.

Private multiplayer

Solo play works offline. LAN players join the host's address on the same reachable local network. Up to eight players, including AI, can join each team. The host starts after everyone is ready. If the host leaves, use Leave / Play Solo to recover. Public matchmaking, ranked play, voice chat and seamless host migration are not included.

Internet join-code support is available only in a build with configured online services. Where enabled, Unity Authentication and Multiplayer Sessions/Relay process service and connection data as described in the privacy policy. A private room code should be shared only with intended participants.

Support and beta feedback

Email support@bit-universe.net. Include Dodge Court, the version shown in Help, headset model, input mode, arena, steps to reproduce and what you expected. A screenshot or a local frame report is optional. Send only material you are comfortable sharing; never include passwords or authentication tokens.

Player conduct and reporting

Treat other players respectfully. Harassment, hateful conduct, threats, sexual misconduct, cheating and attempts to identify or disclose another person's private information are not acceptable.

During multiplayer, use the headset's system menu → Report to send a conduct report where the app's reporting service is enabled. You can also email support@bit-universe.net with the approximate time, game version, player alias/session details and a description. Include only relevant evidence. Use the in-game Hide Player control to hide unwanted player content, or leave the session.

Privacy and data deletion

Help → Privacy and Support includes local deletion and online account options. Local deletion removes imported music, local frame reports and settings from this app installation and closes the game. It does not delete Meta account records or backups created by earlier app versions. Version 0.5.2 and later exclude local game data from automatic backups and device transfers; the app does not restore removed settings or imported music from cloud storage. If online services were used, deleting an Authentication account does not instantly erase every service's operational logs.

Anyone can request access, correction or deletion by emailing support@bit-universe.net, without a fee for making a request. Include the game name and online player ID from Help if available. If it is unavailable, contact us for assistance. See the Dodge Court privacy policy for the full scope.

Music

Imported WAV, OGG and MP3 tracks are copied into the app's Music folder and play only locally. The app does not upload or share your music. Import only audio you have permission to use, and observe the app's per-file size limit.