Simple controls. Cursor-based aiming. Manual movement. Offline bots and online play.
just volleyball is temkosoft's arcade volleyball game, app 5037200. temkosoft develops it and publishes it. The full game is coming soon on November 4, 2026, it runs on Windows only, and the price has not been announced yet. Menus and audio are in English.
The free demo is a separate app, 5401090, from October 19, 2026. Use it to learn the court before the full release. Practice offline with bots, or play online. Shared or split screen and Remote Play Together are both available.
The free demo wants Windows 10 64-bit, a 4-core Intel Core i5-4590 or AMD Ryzen 3 1200, 8 GB of RAM, a dedicated GPU with Vulkan or DirectX 12 and 2 GB of VRAM, and 350 MB of disk. Integrated graphics can try the launch option --rendering-driver opengl3, and that option draws the court inaccurately. The full release, still Windows only, asks for 250 MB of disk and 4 GB of RAM. A specific processor and graphics card for that release have not been named yet.
Bots are how you practice offline, and online matches are the other path. Shared or split screen and Remote Play Together both work on the full release. Private lobby codes stay with the host. v0.76 added a shuffle-teams button. v0.77 made Quickplay prefer human matches, and v0.77.1 took that matchmaking change back because those matches were not starting.
A simple avatar creator is part of the game, and a controller session on the October demo changed hair, face, voice and jersey number. Replay mode on the full release is for reviewing highlights. temkosoft's raw clip is titled just volleyball | 3 Full Matches (Raw Gameplay). The public Discord invite is https://discord.gg/kKT98kf2wV and support mail is temkosoft@gmail.com. The genres are Action, Casual, Indie and Sports. temkosoft does not run a separate site; you get the game on Steam.
Team sizes are 1v1, 2v2, 3v3, 4v4, 5v5 and 6v6, in the full game and in the demo. Queue them as 1v1s through 5v5s, then 6v6. A beach court can show up in a match, but beach is not its own queue and there is no ranked ladder.
A first session fits 1v1, for learning the court, or 2v2, the small-sided pairing. Step toward 6v6 when you want a full team. You build one avatar for that player, and the full game adds replay mode so you can review highlights.
You aim with the cursor, and you move the player yourself. Receive, set, spike and jump serve all follow that cursor point. Key binds and screen shake for the open profile sit under the top profile tab.
The highlight movie is the Next Fest trailer. temkosoft's advanced mechanics video shows the touch itself. There is no float-serve button to hunt for.
