Beach tennis with two blondes in swimsuits that barely count as clothing. The physics are jank as hell but that's almost the point, right? Like someone took a tennis game from 2005 and said what if we made the ball bounce wrong on purpose so you'd stare at other things bouncing instead. Arrow keys move your girl, spacebar shoots, hold it for power. Simple enough that my cat could probably play if she had thumbs.

The sand texture looks like someone spilled coffee on a yellow towel and called it a day. And the net, god, the net flickers like it's having an existential crisis every time the ball goes near it. But then your opponent lunges for a shot and her top does this thing where it defies both physics and common sense and suddenly I don't care about the net anymore. The power meter is weird too, fills up way too fast then the ball rockets off into the pixel ocean and both girls just stand there like nothing happened. Lost three points that way before I figured out you barely need to charge it.

Wish there was more to do between points. Some kind of reaction from the girls when you score, maybe. Instead they just reset like robots and the next serve comes. The blonde on the left has this expression that never changes, dead eyes staring through you while her body moves in ways that don't quite match. It's unsettling if you look too long. But I kept playing anyway because the jiggle, man. The jiggle is hypnotic. Not realistic at all, more like water balloons in zero gravity, but that's what makes it work in that trashy browser game way. You know what you're getting into when you click a game called beach tennis with bikini girls. The music loops every forty seconds and I think it's giving me tinnitus but I'm still here, still missing easy shots because I'm watching the wrong things.