Tennis Masters Game

Tennis Masters is a physics-based browser tennis game from RHM Interactive. Instead of a fixed set of hotkeys, every shot comes from a drag: pull back from your player toward where you want the ball to go, and release to swing. The ball's flight is handled by a physics engine, so the length and angle of that drag genuinely change how the shot flies rather than just triggering a canned animation.

A match is split into sets, with the score for each game tracked on screen as you play. You can take on the computer, with an adjustable difficulty level, or share one device with a friend for a local two-player match — there is no online mode.

Controls

Tennis Masters is played entirely with drags, so it works the same with a mouse or a touchscreen:

• Aim and hit: click or tap and drag from your player in the direction you want to hit, then release
• Power: a longer drag produces a harder shot
• Direction: the angle of the drag sets where the ball goes

Tips

• A shorter, controlled drag is easier to place than a full-power swing — save the long drags for shots you actually want to rush.
• Pay attention to the angle as much as the length; a shot dragged too flat tends to go straight into the net.

It suits players who want short, quick tennis matches in the browser — either alone against the computer or on the same screen with someone else, with nothing to install.