Basketball, Volleyball, Tennis, Darts and Boxing Games, Sorted by Sport and Players
Outside soccer, the sports games on PlayTundra cluster around a handful of sports you play on a court, across a table or inside a ring: basketball, volleyball, tennis and ping-pong, air hockey, darts, and boxing with its close relatives wrestling and sumo. That is forty-nine games, and within a single sport they can be very different things. One basketball game gives each player a single key; another has separate keys for slapping, throwing and dunking; a third is played entirely with the mouse and a ball count.
This page sorts them first by sport and then by how many people can play. Each table shows the keys or input listed on the game's own page, the player modes the developer's listing actually states, and what the developer says sets the game apart. The control references were matched against the developer's listing using each game's distribution ID, the 32-character code the game is served from, not by title. Where our page and the developer's listing disagreed, this guide follows the developer. Where a listing says nothing about modes, the table says "not stated" rather than guessing. Soccer has its own page: see every soccer game compared.
1. Basketball
Basketball is the largest group, eleven games, and it splits cleanly into games you play head-to-head on a keyboard and games that are really about shooting with the mouse.
Head-to-head on a keyboard
| Game | Keys listed on its page | Players | What is distinctive (per the developer) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basket Random | Player 1: W. Player 2: Up arrow | Solo vs CPU, or 2 on one keyboard | One key each; fields, players and balls change; first to 5 wins |
| Drunk Basket | Player 1: hold W to charge, release to throw. Player 2: hold Up arrow | Solo vs AI, or 2 on the same device | Active-ragdoll players; a random twist each round, such as low gravity or a giant ball |
| Basketball Legends | Player 1: W A S D, X Z V to slap, throw and dunk. Player 2: arrow keys, K L | Tournament vs CPU, or quick matches vs a friend | Block and slap to knock the opponent out; a super shot bar for a special dunk from anywhere |
| Basketball League | 1 player: arrows, X shoot / dunk, Z supershot. 2 players: P1 W A S D + V B, P2 arrows + L K | Solo vs CPU, or local 2 players | One-on-one and two-on-two matches; Bronze, Silver and Gold Cups; hold to charge, release to score |
| Basketball AllStars | Arrows move and jump, Down block / pump, X steal / shoot, Z supershot | Called a 2 player game by the developer, but only one key set is listed | Pick a team and enter a tournament; supershot bar at the top of the screen |
Basket Random and Drunk Basket both belong to the ragdoll party families, and our Random and Drunken series guide explains how those rounds work. The practical difference: Basket Random's one key simply jumps and swings, while Drunk Basket's developer adds a charge — you hold the key and let go to throw.
If you want real basketball moves, the choice is between Basketball Legends and Basketball League. Both list two complete key sets. Legends' listing stresses slapping and blocking the opponent to steal the ball and a super shot that "never fails" once the bar fills. League is the only one here with two-on-two matches and a cup ladder. Basketball AllStars has a description almost identical to Legends, but its listing gives only one set of keys, so we do not count it as a same-keyboard game.
Shooting and solo games
| Game | Keys listed on its page | Players | What is distinctive (per the developer) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basketball Shooter | Hold mouse click to set distance, release to shoot | Challenge, 1 player or 2 player options | Shoot for high scores against the other team |
| Basketball Simulator 3D | W A S D or arrows to run, mouse to aim, hold left button for power, P pause | Not stated | Pick a team, then make shots from different distances before time runs out |
| Epic Basketball | Hold left mouse button, drag to aim, release | Solo; world ranking | 20 players to unlock, each with different animations and different things to throw |
| Basketball Park | Drag and release to shoot | Solo; leaderboard | Start with 10 balls; a basket that does not touch the rim earns extra balls; helper creatures at score milestones |
| Basketball.io | W A S D or arrows; mouse drag | Not stated | Dribble, shoot, score |
| Basketball Strike | Mouse only | Not stated | Drive the lane and dunk on a path to MVP |
Of these, Basketball Shooter is the only one whose listing mentions a 2 player option. Basketball Park has the clearest rule: ten balls, and clean swishes keep you going. Epic Basketball is the one with something to collect, twenty unlockable throwers. Basketball Simulator 3D is the only one here that combines keyboard movement with mouse aiming. The listings for Basketball.io and Basketball Strike are a single line each, so there is little more we can say about them.
2. Volleyball
All four volleyball games support two players, which makes this the most reliably social sport on the page.
| Game | Keys listed on its page | Players | What is distinctive (per the developer) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Volley Random | Player 1: W. Player 2: Up arrow | Solo vs CPU, or 2 on one keyboard | Ragdoll physics; the court, ball and players may change |
| Volley Lama | One player: Up arrow or click. Two players: W or left side of the screen, Up arrow or right side | Alone or with a friend | Llamas; a random physics engine gives a different outcome on every hit; play for the highest score |
| Beach Volleyball | Player 1: W A S D. Player 2: arrow keys | Player vs CPU, or player vs player | Beach setting; also playable on mobile |
| Coconut Volley | Arrow keys or W A D; another control method can be selected | Single player vs AI, or two player mode vs a friend | Tropical island; you bounce a coconut instead of a ball |
The split here is one key versus full movement. Volley Random and Volley Lama both give each player one key and lean on unpredictable physics, but Volley Lama's developer frames it around a high score, and it is the one to choose on a touchscreen because each player gets half of the screen. Beach Volleyball and Coconut Volley let you move and jump, so positioning matters more than luck.
3. Tennis and ping-pong
Tennis
| Game | Keys listed on its page | Players | What is distinctive (per the developer) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tennis Master | Arrow keys to move, X hit, Z smash | Vs computer, or 2 player mode (only Player 1 keys listed) | Power-ups and funny transformations |
| Tennis Hero | Click, tap or cursor keys to swing; hold and release to serve | Solo, against 3 opponents | One-button timing; serve when the power bar is maxed but avoid overpowering; aim for a gold medal |
| Cubic Tennis | Mouse only | Not stated | Blocky poly graphics; first to 3 wins |
| Pocket Tennis | Mouse swipe; touch swipe on mobile | Not stated | Pick your racket and ball before going on court |
| Mini Tennis Club | Mouse or touch | Tournament; practice first | 3D; unlock new characters |
Tennis Master is the only tennis game whose listing mentions playing a friend, though it gives keys for Player 1 only. Tennis Hero reduces the sport to timing one button, with a serve meter you must not overfill. The three mouse games differ by length and setup: Cubic Tennis is a short first-to-three match, Pocket Tennis lets you choose equipment, and Mini Tennis Club has a tournament and characters to unlock.
Ping-pong and Pong
| Game | Keys listed on its page | Players | What is distinctive (per the developer) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Table Pong | Player 1: W A S D. Player 2: arrow keys; on-screen arrows on mobile | 2 players (described as played with a friend) | Table tennis between two friends |
| Neon Ping Pong | Player 1: W / S, or mouse / touch on the left half. Player 2: keys shown in-game in 2-Player mode | 1-Player vs AI, or 2-Player local | AI gets harder as you go; settings for paddle size and maximum ball speed |
| Newpong Multiplayer | Red: W / S. Blue: Up / Down arrows | Single player, local split-screen, or online with a friend | Optional power-ups in single player and local play |
| Crazy Table Tennis | W A S D to move | Solo vs AI | Pong-inspired; the developer calls the AI unbeatable |
| Multiplayer Pong Time | Mouse, or tap | Online: enter a nickname and wait for an opponent | Online matchmaking |
Newpong Multiplayer covers the most situations — alone, side by side, or online — and is the only one with power-ups. Neon Ping Pong is the one to adjust: you can shrink the paddles or cap the ball speed. Table Pong is built for two people on one keyboard and nothing else, while Multiplayer Pong Time is online-only.
4. Air hockey
| Game | Keys listed on its page | Players | What is distinctive (per the developer) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Neon Hockey 2 | Player 1: left mouse, left half of a touchscreen, or W A S D. Player 2: right half or arrow keys. Esc or P pause | 1 player vs AI (three difficulty levels), or 2 players on one device | Best of 3 periods, 7 goals to win a period; mallet size and maximum puck speed settings |
| Air Hockey Glow | Drag your paddle with mouse or touch | Offline multiplayer on one device, or computer opponents | Glow style; drag speed controls the puck |
| Air Hockey Cup | Click and drag a token to aim and shoot | Not stated; league and tournaments | Shoot tokens like players; spend winnings on upgrades, rings and formations |
Neon Hockey 2 is the most complete version of the table game, and the only one where two people can split a keyboard rather than a screen. Air Hockey Glow's developer listing has no instructions at all, so the drag control comes from our page only. Air Hockey Cup is a different kind of game despite the name: you shoot tokens like players and improve them through upgrades. If you wanted rink hockey instead, Ice Hockey (Player 1 W / S, Player 2 Up / Down arrows) and Puppet Hockey Battle (arrow keys, F to shoot) are in the sports section.
5. Darts
| Game | Keys listed on its page | Players | What is distinctive (per the developer) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Darts 501 | Mouse or finger swipe to throw | 2 player vs a friend, or a world tournament vs AI | Traditional 501, or a 9 dart challenge |
| Darts Pro Multiplayer | Click or tap to set position, direction and power | Multiplayer, vs the PC, or a friend on the same device | Three modes |
| Dart Duell: Timing Champion | Mouse or touch to aim; click, tap or Space to lock aim, again to stop the power meter; Esc pause | Vs computer, training, or a friend in an online room | X01 format; choose profile, venue and format; statistics tracking; finish on doubles |
| Glow Darts | Mouse to move the dart; click and hold to aim; release to throw | Not stated | Light effects; 301, 501, Around The World and Baseball modes |
The darts games differ mostly in how a throw is made. Dart Duell uses two separate locks, aim then power, which is the most deliberate. Darts 501 is a swipe. Glow Darts has the widest choice of formats, four of them, while Darts Pro Multiplayer has the widest choice of opponents, including someone sitting next to you.
6. Boxing, wrestling and sumo
Two players on one keyboard
| Game | Keys listed on its page | Players | What is distinctive (per the developer) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Boxing Random | Player 1: W. Player 2: Up arrow | Solo vs CPU, or 2 on one keyboard | Rounds bring long arms, icy floors or rocket punches; first to 5 head hits wins |
| Drunken Boxing | Player 1: arrow keys. Player 2: W A S D | 2 on one keyboard | Energy bar: punch too much and you are left vulnerable while it recovers |
| Drunken Boxing: Ultimate | Player 1: Up / Down move, Left / Right punch, L special. Player 2: W / S, A / D, G | 2 on one keyboard | 3D arenas, improved physics and a special hit when its bar fills |
| Wobbly Boxing | Player 1: F G punch, T double punch, Q E block / dodge. Player 2: K L, O, I P | Two-player mode vs a friend | Left, right and double punches plus a block-and-dodge pair for each player |
| Ragdoll Duel: Boxing | Player 1: A / D, S crouch, F punch, G super punch. Player 2: arrows, Down crouch, L, K | Vs AI, or vs a friend | Stickman boxers; win 2 rounds; save the super punch |
| Boxing Gang Stars | Player 1: W A S D (arrows in 1P), F G T punch, E block. Player 2: arrows, K L O, I block | 1 player or 2 player | Physics-based characters |
| Drunken Wrestle | Player 1: W. Player 2: Up arrow | 1P and 2P modes | Touch the opponent's head to the ground; level conditions vary; first to 5 |
| Pixel Sumo | Blue: W. Red: Up arrow; two buttons on mobile | Against friends | Knock the opponent out of the field; first to 5 points |
The one-key games here — Boxing Random, Drunken Wrestle and Pixel Sumo — all play to five and are the easiest to hand to someone who has never seen them; the first two are covered in the series guide. Among the full-layout boxing games, Wobbly Boxing and Boxing Gang Stars use nearly the same key map (three punches and a block on each side of the keyboard). Ragdoll Duel: Boxing adds crouching and a super punch, and the two Drunken games make stamina the real opponent. More same-keyboard picks are in the two-player section and the two-player, one-keyboard guide.
Solo and online
| Game | Keys listed on its page | Players | What is distinctive (per the developer) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mini Boxing | Left / Right move, Up block, Z jab, X straight, C uppercut | Solo | Boxer Nick-Joe against six opponents; inspired by 1980s arcade games |
| Mini Boxing: Final Round | Z jab, X straight, C uppercut, W / Up hold to guard, S / Down dodge, Left / Right move, Space tap to get up, P / Esc pause | Solo | Six fighters stand between you and the mini boxing world championship |
| King Boxing 2024 | W A S D walk, Z attack, C defend | Solo | 8 boxers to choose from; opponents get harder after each win |
| Animal Boxing | Arrow keys move, J and K attack | Not stated | Animal fighters, each with unique skills |
| Wrestle Online | W or tap to jump | Single player, two player or online multiplayer | Coins from matches unlock skins |
| Sumo Battle! | W A S D or Z Q S D; drag on mobile | Not stated; opponents push back | Eat sushi to grow; push rivals into the targets on their bellies |
| Sumo Smash! | W A S D or Q Z S D; touch on mobile | Not stated | Eat sushi to grow; treasure chests with skins in the arena |
Mini Boxing: Final Round is Mini Boxing with more to it: the same three punches on Z, X and C, plus a dodge and a button-mash to get up off the canvas. King Boxing 2024 is the simplest layout, one attack and one defence key. Wrestle Online is the only ring game with online play. The two sumo games share a premise — eat sushi, get bigger, push — and Sumo Smash! adds skins to unlock.
Where to start
- Two of you, no time to learn keys: any one-key game — Basket Random, Volley Random, Boxing Random or Pixel Sumo.
- Two of you, full controls: Basketball Legends, Neon Hockey 2 or Wobbly Boxing.
- Two of you, one mouse or tablet: Darts Pro Multiplayer or Air Hockey Glow.
- On your own: Mini Boxing: Final Round, Basketball Park or Tennis Hero.
- Against people online: Newpong Multiplayer, Dart Duell or Wrestle Online.
How this page was put together
We did not rank these games by playing them, and there are no scores or match results here. This page lines up facts already on the forty-nine game pages — keys, modes and win conditions — after those facts were checked against each developer listing by distribution ID. Where a listing calls a game two-player but gives only one set of keys, we say so instead of assuming. Each embed was re-checked from a server in the United States on the date shown at the top.
