Drive. Fly. Rally.
Tesla Roadster Tennis is a free 3D arcade car tennis game from Nuke Game Studios. There's no racket. Your car is the racket. Read the ball, drive into position, then jump, boost and hover into the strike. Clear the net and force the bounce on your opponent's side.
How a match works:
- First to 7, win by 2. Serves alternate.
- Tennis scoring: the second bounce on a side scores. Or pick Sudden death, where the first bounce scores.
- Your car's speed and impact direction decide the strike.
- Boost and hover share one tank. It recharges by itself, faster when you're on the floor.
Three ways to play:
- Solo Duel: you vs the AI, with three difficulty levels (Rookie, Challenger and Ace).
- Online: join the waiting room and practise against the AI while it looks for another player.
- Local Versus: two players on one screen, each with their own chase camera in split screen.
What's inside:
- Full 3D arena with a chase camera and a ball camera you can switch at any time.
- Four venues: Neon Stadium, Neon Colosseum, Tokyo Skyline Rooftop and Orbital Station.
- Packed stands with a crowd that celebrates every point.
- Five original synthwave music tracks, with separate music and effects volume.
- Double jump, air roll, pitch, drift and hover.
- Keyboard, gamepad and touch controls.
- Driver profile with a display name, plus an online leaderboard for online duels.
Free to play, with optional in-game purchases:
The Roadster Classic and Roadster Nuke Edition cars and the Chrome and Classic Neon balls are free. You can unlock extra cosmetics in the garage: two more cars (Roadster Phantom and Roadster Solar) and four skins (Synthwave, Holo-Dragon, Circuit and Candy Racer) at $2 USD each, and five more balls (Plasma, Nuke, Cryo, Inferno and Gravity) at $1 USD each, plus applicable tax. Each is a one-time purchase. Every item uses the same competitive physics, so nothing you buy changes how well you play.
Plays in your browser on desktop, tablet or phone. Needs WebGL 2.
Independent fan concept. Not affiliated with Tesla.