

ICE TENNIS
Park Yong-Pil · 2025 · Sports, Casual, Shooter, Arcade, Top-Down Shooter
PC
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About ICE TENNIS
The Perfect Harmony of Reflexes and Strategy! Rule the Tennis Court with Your MouseYour mouse is your weapon! The era of just bouncing a ball back and forth is over. Take total control of your paddle (Bar) and dominate the CPU. Your mouse speed, angle, and timing will decide who rules the court. <Key Features>Real Physics Control: Your mouse speed dictates the power of the ball! Execute a precise slide for a devastating Super Smash.Free Rotation System: Twist the ball’s trajectory by rotating your paddle with the mouse wheel and buttons. Launch unpredictable Curve Shots that leave the CPU guessing.The Ultimate Comeback: 'Rocket Launch': Is your defense failing? Click both mouse buttons simultaneously to fire a rocket! Hit the ball with a rocket for a thrilling chance at bonus points.High-Speed Match System: Be the first to score 5 points to advance. Stronger, smarter CPUs await you as you climb the ranks. <How to Play>Move: Move your mouse to control the paddle and send the ball into the CPU’s territory.Rotate: Adjust the paddle’s angle using the wheel or buttons to control the ball’s direction and spin.Score: Earn 1 point if the CPU misses! Reach 5 points first to win the match.Special Move: In a pinch, press both mouse buttons to strike the ball with a rocket. Take the Challenge Now!Experience a new dimension of action paddle games that goes far beyond simple Ping-Pong. How far can your reflexes take you?
What Steam players say
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ICE TENNIS by Park Yong-Pil is a stripped-down arcade sports game that reinterprets tennis through a minimalist, almost abstract lens. Rather than attempting to replicate the structure and realism of traditional tennis, it reduces the concept to a paddle-and-ball interaction system where precision and timing take center stage. The result feels closer to a modernized Pong-style experience than a conventional sports title, with the emphasis placed entirely on mechanical execution and reflexes. The gameplay is built around a simple but demanding control scheme. Players use mouse movement to control a paddle, and the speed and direction of that movement directly determine how the ball is struck. This creates a surprising level of nuance, as small adjustments in angle or timing can drastically change the trajectory and behavior of the ball. The addition of spin control further deepens the system, allowing players to experiment with different shot styles despite the otherwise limited mechanics. On paper, the setup is extremely simple, but it requires a degree of precision that becomes more apparent as matches progress. Matches themselves are short and structured around reaching a set s…
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