Tennis Esports
Hangout ∙ Simulation ∙ SportsThe free-to-download version of Tennis Esports offers everything you need to connect, play, and enjoy tennis in a vibrant virtual world. Play endless matches, customize your avatar, and socialize with players from around the globe!
Meet up with up to 10 friends in our social clubs, explore our cooperative minigame area, and enjoy casual doubles. You might even go head-to-head with a pro!
Want to stand out on the court? Visit the in-game shop for exclusive outfits and gear to enhance your style.
Explore and get a taste of the Tennis Esports universe with a selection of AI matches, Courses, Arcade, and the TechZone for Forehand and Backhand training. Take on limited multiplayer challenges.
Social Club
- Casual courts for up to 4 players
- Cooperative minigame area
- Limited match challenge invites
- Accept unlimited match challenges from Tennis Esports Premium members
Tennis Esports
- Full avatar customization
- Limited courses
- Limited AI challenges
- MirrorPlay Classic – play against yourself
- HitEmAll Easy
- Forehand 101 Basics and Backhand 101 Basics
Unlock unlimited live matches, 10 AI opponents, 25+ training exercises, 6 arcade games, and more with Tennis Esports Premium!
Enhance your skills with real tennis techniques—explore our TechZone Add-Ons for advanced training, based on scientific research.
Download the app and join Discord
https://discord.gg/8rcSArKJD4
| comfort | ⦾ Comfortable |
| age rating | 0+ Everyone |
| website | tennis-esports.com |
| developer | VR Motion Learning |
| publisher | VR Motion Learning |
| connection | Internet required |
| app version | 2025.7.2 |
| languages | English |
Reviews 593
Plays perfectly
I am using a Quest 2 and the game runs super smooth. tracking never loses my racket, even with fast swings. It feels like real tennis, and the physics are very realistic. Everything works right out of the box. This game is well made and very stable.
The Most Realistic VR Tennis Experience
I've played a bunch of different tennis games on VR trying to find the one that actually feels real and this is the one. The motion, the swings, the timing, the footwork, everything is incredibly close to real life tennis. I play it every day, and honestly, it’s become part of my routine.
The gameplay is smooth, the responsiveness is on point, and if you play on realistic mode, you feel like you're on a court. You have to think like a tennis player, move your feet, set up your shots, and time your swings. It’s more than an arcade style game, it rewards real tennis technique, which I love.
Whether you're a tennis fan or just someone looking for a good workout with a lot of fun, this game nails it. I’ve had intense matches, friendly rallies, and real improvement over time. Easily my favorite VR tennis game so far. Highly recommend it if you're looking for a tennis experience in the Metaverse.
Fantastic
Fantastic game , Super friendly easy to start, it works great on room space.
Feels like real tennis
I have played real tennis, and this game comes very close. The ball physics, timing, and swing mechanics are so well done. The game runs super smooth and looks fantastic. I love that there’s no need for wires or a PC. I just put on the headset and start playing. It is one of the best VR sports experiences I have had.
Super
Super fun and realistic! The tracking on Quest is flawless, and every match feels exciting.
🎾 “ESports Tennis: A Wild Serve Into An
Holy sh*t. You think you’ve played tennis before? Nah. ESports Tennis isn’t tennis—it’s like someone dosed Wimbledon in liquid LSD, handed Novak Djokovic a neon glowstick, and cranked the soundtrack to 11.
The physics? Wonky in the best possible way. Half the time, your ball feels like a heat-seeking missile on cocaine; the other half, it’s floating in slow-mo like you’re stuck in The Matrix. It’s ridiculous, frustrating, and so goddamn addictive you’ll end up canceling dinner plans to “play one more match.”
Graphics? Psychedelic. Pong got drunk at Burning Man and returned with a nose ring and bad tattoos.
Multiplayer? Pure chaos. Your friend smashes a serve so hard it warps spacetime, and you’re there flailing like a boomer trying to swipe on Tinder.
This isn’t a game for tennis purists—it’s for digital anarchists who want to laugh, scream, and maybe smash a controller while tripping balls across the court.
⭐ 9/10 – It’s tennis, but not as we know it, man.