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Ping Pong turns table tennis into a quick, mouse-driven duel against the computer. Drag your paddle up and down the table, read where the ball is heading, and knock it back before it slips past you — the aim is simple: reach 10 points before your opponent does.
Each rally rewards timing over speed. A soft drag returns the ball straight and safe, while a sharp flick adds pace and angle that can catch a slower AI off guard. Matches move fast, and the computer gets sharper the longer you keep winning, so a comfortable lead early on doesn't guarantee an easy finish.
Controls
Click and hold the left mouse button on your paddle, then drag it up or down to intercept the ball. The speed and direction of your drag decide how hard and where the ball goes. On phone and tablet, the same motion works with a finger swipe.
Tips
- Return to the middle of your side between hits so you're never caught reaching for the next shot.
- A short, sharp flick sends the ball off at a sharper angle than a slow drag — aim for the corners with it.
- Watch where the AI paddle sits before you hit; aiming for the open side buys you more time.
- When you're out of position, play a gentle return instead of forcing a risky angle.
It suits a short break more than a long session — a few rallies take a couple of minutes, and it runs straight in the browser with nothing to install.
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