Just one more match.
Choose your player, computer opponent, challenge level, and court. Play first to 3 games, win by 2, with a tiebreak at 3–3.
Start single-game setup →The game / Official facts
Meet Top Tennis.
A free 3D tennis game built for the browser. Play a computer opponent, invite a friend, find an online match, enter a tournament, or practise overhead shots.
The game at a glance.
- Name
- Top Tennis
- Official website
- https://toptennisgame.com/
- Price
- Free to play
- Platform
- Web browser on a compatible desktop, phone, or tablet
- Requirements
- JavaScript, WebGL 2, graphics acceleration, and a connection to load the game
- Available modes
- Single Game against the computer, Practice, a 32-player Tournament, and Multiplayer
- Controls
- Keyboard on desktop; touch movement and shots on mobile
- Courts
- Six in Single Game and Practice; three classic courts in Tournament
- Multiplayer
- Friend invites and public matchmaking; an active connection is required
A court for every kind of session.
Find the clean contact.
A coach feeds high lobs. Train your overhead positioning, timing, and power while tracking your smashes, streak, and speed.
Open practice →Go all the way.
Join a seeded 32-player draw against the computer and win five knockout rounds. Pick a roster character or create your player.
See the tournament guide →One game. One official home.
Top Tennis is an independent browser game at toptennisgame.com. “World Court Tennis” is an earlier subtitle for the game, and “World Court Cup” names the tournament mode. They refer to parts of Top Tennis.
The roster contains fictional arcade characters with different strengths. Court names describe the game’s settings. Top Tennis does not claim licensed professional athletes or an official tennis-tour affiliation.
For factual descriptions and original gameplay media, visit the press kit. For serving, movement, touch controls, and troubleshooting, use the how-to-play guide.
Developed by @teovito and @deifosv.
Top Tennis is developed by X @teovito and X @deifosv. For game questions, feedback, or press enquiries, you can find both developers on X.
Game modes / 25 September 2026
Ways to play.
Single Game, Practice, Tournament, and Multiplayer are the game’s four modes. New York, London, and Paris provide the classic courts. Single Game and Practice also offer desert, beach, and Moon settings. The destination courts use hard-court play; the Moon uses Earth gravity.
Multiplayer supports private friend invites and public matchmaking. Online play requires an active connection and an available service; the game shows connection status if it cannot connect. After the single-player files have been saved during your first visit, the installed game can also open and play single-player modes offline. Online features still need a connection.
Privacy and saved preferences.
The game uses browser local storage to remember preferences such as your chosen player, custom player name, appearance, and strength ratings. These are stored on your device; clearing this site’s browser data removes the saved preferences.
Top Tennis uses Google Analytics 4 on its official website to understand page views and whether players select a mode, start a match, finish a match, or encounter a loading problem. Events include the mode, a broad device category, and a broad source category, such as organic search or an AI referral. Player names, invite codes, full query strings, full referring URLs, and custom appearances are excluded from this measurement.
The public games-played count records single matches and tournament rounds when play starts. It excludes practice, page views, and matches played before the counter was added. Each new match sends a random receipt ID, which prevents duplicate counts if a request is repeated. Receipt IDs expire after one day. The saved total contains no player names or browser identifiers.
The source category is kept in session storage, with a 30-minute inactivity limit, so visits to a guide can be connected with subsequent gameplay in that browser tab. Analytics collection is disabled when the browser sends Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track. Google Analytics uses its standard analytics cookies and processes technical visit information. You can block analytics through your browser’s privacy controls or a content blocker. See Google’s privacy policy for information about Google’s processing.
Ready for the next point?
Choose a mode and play with keyboard or touch controls.