TENNIS PHYSICS Game Review by TheBurritoEdition.com:

Tennis Physics is pure chaos disguised as a tennis game. Forget smooth rallies or professional swings—this game is all about timing your jumps and wild, unpredictable swings with a single button.

It’s not about skill; it’s about laughing at how ridiculous your floppy player looks while trying to hit the ball. Your character doesn’t just swing at the ball—they leap and flail like they’ve never held a racket before.

Matches can turn into hilarious disasters, especially when the ball goes flying in bizarre directions because of a poorly timed jump. Playing solo against the CPU is fun, but the real magic happens in 2-player mode. Grab a friend and prepare for endless trash-talking as you both struggle to land a proper shot. The first to score 5 points wins, but honestly, the fun is in the fails.

Pixelated retro graphics keep things simple, letting the silly gameplay take center stage. The exaggerated physics add to the absurdity, making every point feel like an achievement—or an accident. With no complicated rules or controls, it’s easy to pick up and play, but tough to put down because of how addictive it is.

If you’re looking for a game that’ll have you laughing more than focusing, this is it.