Tennis 68

Neon lines cut across a black screen, echoing the lab-era look of an early electronic tennis experiment from 1958. In Tennis 68, the ball arcs between two vertical paddles in a stripped-down retro sports game modeled after Tennis for Two, with a few modern changes. Solo matches pair one side against the computer. Local versus mode places two players on opposite paddles. A round ends when either side reaches five points. Single-player sessions also include multiple difficulty settings.

How to play?

Move the left paddle with W and S in every mode that uses it. The right paddle uses the Up and Down Arrow keys during two-player matches. If the ball drops, reset the round with R. P pauses play and also exits the menu.