Tennis Antics

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Tennis Antics reimagines tennis as a chaotic combat sport where points don’t matter, only damage. Instead of scoring games, you whittle down your opponent’s health by hitting the ball repeatedly on their side, using power-ups like explosive balls or speed boosts, or launching a charged swipe attack. Collect fruit and candy on the court to heal, but watch out, every shot, item, and timing choice feels like a punch in a boxing ring. The single-player mode tasks you with defeating 19 characters across three themed courts: a pirate ship, a graveyard, and a Christmas wonderland. Each victory unlocks new fighters for exhibition matches. The game’s over-the-top mechanics and goofy tone set it apart from traditional sports titles. Its blend of rhythm-based hits and resource management creates tense back-and-forths, though the dated visuals and lack of multiplayer might turn off modern players. Still, retro fans appreciate its creative twist on competition. With a 73% on RAWG and a niche cult following, Tennis Antics remains a curious throwback for those who enjoy turning sports into slapstick brawls.