Funny Tennis Physics

A lopsided tennis court sets the stage for floppy matches and awkward racket swings. Funny Tennis Physics pits wobbly athletes against each other, with the ball bouncing between two sides until one team reaches five points. Solo play lines you up against the computer. Local two-player matches put a friend on the opposite side.

How to play?

Click once to launch a jump and swing the racket in the same motion, sending the ball back over the net. Ball movement follows exaggerated physics, which makes bounce angles and player motion look off-balance. Points build toward the five-point target, and each rally can swing fast when a mistimed hit sends the ball away from your side.