Tênis

An original compact tennis game with directional shots, adjustable power, meaningful topspin and court recovery. Preview the landing marker, then commit a prepared stroke as the ball enters your racket's visible reach. Flat and topspin shots have different flights and rebounds.

Play one human against a bounded bot, finish 20-point practice with return and target feedback, or play exactly two humans on a shared keyboard or online. Local touch controls operate one seat; two local players require a keyboard.

First to four games wins. Scoring uses 0/15/30/40 with a deciding point at 40:40. At 3:3, a seven-point tie-break requires two clear points, capped at 11. Two serve attempts, diagonal service boxes, net lets and one bounce per rally are explicit arcade rules. Ends stay fixed for consistent controls. This is an original adaptation, without affiliation or certified sport rules.

English and Brazilian Portuguese guides, native display resolution, bounded player art, docked touch controls and gesture-enabled synthesized audio. Landscape (phone sideways/deitado) is preferred; portrait (upright/em pé) also works.

Online is casual and client-host managed; results are unverified. Connection loss, backgrounding or safety limits end without an invented winner. Reconnection and host migration are not supported.

Move: WASD or arrows. Press Space / left click to prepare a stroke; Q / Shift / right click toggles topspin. Aim: mouse or Z/C; power: 1/2. Local Blue: WASD, Space, Q/Shift, Z/C, 1/2; Coral: arrows, Enter, /, comma/period, [ ]. Mouse actions are solo/online only. F/G, E and R/T remain aliases. Touch uses a docked stick, aim/power sliders and cancelable stroke button. Two local humans require a keyboard. Landscape preferred; portrait supported. Escape closes Guide first, then pauses/resumes solo/local; M mutes. Online Guide continues play.