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You wouldn't think a tiny pixel tennis match could get this intense, but Tennis Master kind of pulls you in before you realize it. It's you versus the AI (or a friend), one-on-one across a compact little court, with a tennis ball that moves way faster than you expect. You move with the arrow keys, jump with the up key, and hit the ball with spacebar. That's it - super basic, but the timing takes a minute to figure out. At first, you're swinging way too early, missing completely, or smacking the ball into the net like a pro-level disappointment. But once you get the hang of it? It gets surprisingly fun, and honestly, a little addicting. The matches are short but super reactive. The ball speed ramps up fast, and the AI isn't just standing there - it moves, jumps, and hits with real placement. You start thinking more about angles, lobs, and timing than you expected to in a browser game. Sometimes you pull off a clean smash and can't help but say "nice" out loud. Other times, you miss an easy return and just stare at the screen like, "Really?" What's cool is that even when you lose a point, it never feels like the game is being cheap. You know it was your timing, your jump, your awkward positioning. And that's what makes you want to play again. It's not rage-inducing. It's just competitive enough to keep you trying to outplay the AI - or your friend sitting next to you, grinning every time they win. The best part? Tennis Master doesn't waste your time. No loading screens, no upgrades, no weird characters or special moves - just a couple of buttons, a ball, and a match that starts instantly. It's fast-paced, perfect for quick breaks, and honestly one of those games where "just one more round" turns into ten. The matches go by fast, but each one leaves you wanting to clean up your timing, play smarter, and maybe even try a trick shot or two. Whether you win or lose, you walk away feeling a bit more awake. And for a simple little tennis game? That's kind of the point. It gets your reflexes going, your head in the game, and your hands back on the keyboard for another shot.
