Table Tennis

An original table tennis duel with a three-dimensional ball, two-bounce serves and returns after one bounce. Read spin by shape and color: topspin accelerates the rebound, backspin slows it. Aim and power have a visible preview; Space or left click commits the paddle stroke; touch uses a separate cancelable release. Stronger shots arrive deeper and faster with less net margin; edge placement carries real risk.

One human against a bounded bot, a complete 20-feed practice cycling three spins with actual return/target feedback, exactly two local keyboard humans or exactly two online humans. Touch controls one seat.

Best of three games to 11 by two, capped at 15. Service alternates every two points and every point after 10:10. One serve attempt, own/opponent bounce order, bounded lets, no volleys and a fixed-end arcade variant. This is original software, art and audio, without affiliation or certified sport rules.

English and Brazilian Portuguese guide, restart/rematch, synthesized audio/mute, native display resolution, bounded paddle art and docked touch controls. Landscape (sideways/deitado) preferred, portrait (upright/em pé) supported.

Online is casual and host-managed; results are unverified. Connection/background/safety limits end without an invented winner. No reconnect, host migration or spectators.

Move WASD/arrows; mouse or Z/C aim; 1/2 power. Press Space/left click to prepare; Q/Shift/right click cycles flat/topspin/backspin. F/G, E and R/T remain aliases. Touch uses movement, aim/power previews, spin cycle and cancelable release. Local Blue: WASD, Space/Q, Z/C, 1/2; Coral: arrows, comma/period, [ ], / and Enter. Mouse and solo arrow aliases are disabled locally. Two local humans require a keyboard; touch controls one seat. Landscape sideways/deitado preferred; portrait upright/em pe supported. Escape closes Guide first, then pauses/resumes solo/local; M mutes outside native controls. Online Guide does not pause.