Nothin' But Net

Nothin' But Net is a basketball simulation for VR, set in a life-sized gymnasium. You dribble, shoot and move between six hoops, playing basketball variations with friends or practicing solo. The game has six online modes and six offline modes, with several offline modes offering different difficulty levels.

The gym and your play

The accurately scaled gym lets you move freely between its hoops. You can adjust hoop height, including lowering it for shots from a chair, and change settings to suit your preferred level of realism and VR setup, including standing, sitting or playing under a low ceiling. You can also customize your court and avatar, and control your music through Steam Music Player integration.

Game modes

Free Throw is an open gym with no rules: you can set your own or practice dribbling, shooting and balancing. Everything is enabled, so you can explore the game’s features. Play alone or online with 2–4 players.

In Speed-Ball, two players compete in real time to score 20 points first. When you have the ball, you can throw it down the court to move; you automatically teleport and turn to face it so you can catch it. An opponent can teleport in front of you to intercept it, and you can hold the ball for no more than two consecutive seconds. Dribbling gives you time to decide your next move. Speed-Ball is online only, for two players.

Team Speed-Ball is a 2v2 match, with the first team to score 20 points winning. You and a teammate compete against another pair, planning your moves together because you cannot travel down the court while holding the ball. This mode is online only and requires four players.

Knockout is an online elimination game for 2–4 players. Players line up at the free-throw line, and the first player gets one shot at a basket. If they miss, the next player starts shooting; the aim is to score before the other player does. A player who scores first is safe and moves to the back of the line, while the player behind them is eliminated if they score first. Each round begins with new players in the first two positions, and the last player standing wins.

Three-Point Shootout is a solo challenge. You have one minute to take 25 shots from five positions around the three-point line at a regulation-height hoop. Orange balls are worth one point, while black-and-red balls are worth two.

H-O-R-S-E can be played alone against Kevin, whose difficulty varies, or online with 2–4 players. Each round, one player invents a shot for everyone else to copy. Players who miss receive a letter; completing the chosen word eliminates them, and the last player standing wins.

Rapid Fire challenges you to score as many points as possible in the time allowed. You can play alone and compare your score on the global leaderboards, or compete with friends online in real time. The mode supports solo play or online matches with 2–4 players; balls disappear if you do not shoot quickly.

Mix-Up and Power Shot are solo modes in which you rapidly teleport around the gym to make shots as quickly as possible. Power Shot adds an obstacle: you must shoot through a moving or rotating loop and into the basket.