An Overview of Tennis Masters
Ready to step into engaging tennis matches? Play Tennis Masters, a highly competitive arcade sports game, and compete against the opponent in an exciting 1 vs. 1 competition. Released in December 2020, the game itself features traditional tennis gameplay, hilarious transformations, random power ups and fast-paced matches that make each round different.
Tennis Masters can be played online, on desktop and mobile devices, allowing you to play against the CPU in a single player game, or play a friend in a local 2-player game. Casual gamers will also be familiar with MadPuffers from games like Moto X3M, and Basketball Stars.
Gameplay and Match Modes
The action is centred around the speed of response, timing and positioning. Players run around on court, jump to return balls and violently smash and outplay opponents. During gameplay, unknown power-ups are waiting above the net, creating unpredictable and exciting moments for each rally.
You can enjoy several modes, including:
- Single Player against the computer
- Two Player local multiplayer
- Tournament mode
- Friendly matches
The mix of arcade mechanics and competitive tennis action makes the game accessible for beginners while still feeling challenging.
Control Guide
1 Player Controls
- Move: A/D or Left/Right Arrow Keys
- Jump: W or Up Arrow
- Hit: V, X, or L
- Smash: B, Z, or K
2 Player Controls
- Player 1:
- Move: W/A/D
- Hit: V
- Smash: B
- Player 2:
- Move: Arrow Keys
- Hit: L
- Smash: K
Why This Game Is So Fun
- Fast-paced tennis matches with easy-to-learn controls
- Unpredictable fun power-ups and transformations
- Competitive local multiplayer for playing with friends
- Several formats, such as tournaments and friendly matches.
- Ensure that the gameplay is smooth in the browser, both on mobile and desktop.
Tips to Improve Your Game
- Use smashes judiciously to deliver more powerful strikes.
- Be alert for power-ups that can rapidly alter the flow of the match!
- Keep moving, do not stand directly next to the net.
- Play a round of the CPU first before attempting a round with friends.