Free · No sign-up · Works on your phone
3D Padel Game
A free 3D padel game in your browser: play 2-on-2 with your partner, break your record in the endless rally or play a real match with the star point rule. The ball comes off the glass; no download.
Your tour partner: Elif
Phone: run with your left thumb, hold HIT on the right and let go as the ball arrives. On a high ball, hold HIT longer to jump into a smash; a flick up also smashes, a flick down plays a drop shot. Keyboard: WASD or arrows to run, J to hit, K to lob, U to smash, N for a drop shot.
How to play
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Pick a mode: Endless rally runs until you make a mistake, Match puts you and your partner against two opponents (a 10-point quick match or one set), the Tutorial goes step by step, and the scenario sends balls off the back glass. The Tour takes you match by match from Club to Final against named pairs.
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On a phone, run with your left thumb, hold the HIT button on the right and release it when the ball arrives. On a computer, run with WASD or the arrow keys and hit with J.
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The court marks where the ball will land. A ball that bounces and then hits the glass stays in play: wait for it to come off the glass, then hit.
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Every day there is one Match of the day, the same for everyone; your first try of the day is official and earns extra XP. Every game earns XP: levelling up unlocks new kits, characters and accessories, and three daily missions and your day streak keep you coming back.
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When the game ends, share your score on WhatsApp. A friend who opens the link sees your score as the target.
Real padel rules in the game: glass and wire mesh
The game scores points by the FIP rulebook. The moments that make padel hard on a real court are the same here.
- Floor first, then the wall
- Your shot must bounce on the other side before it touches a wall. If it hits the glass or the mesh first, you lose the point.
- Ball off the glass is in play
- If the ball bounces once on your side and then hits the glass, the point goes on. Just hit it before the second bounce.
- You can use your own glass
- You may play the ball against your own glass to send it over. A ball that hits your own mesh or your own floor loses the point.
- Mesh plays differently from glass
- Glass sends the ball back clean and fast. The mesh slows it down and makes the bounce hard to read.
- Two bounces end the point
- If the ball touches the floor twice on your side, the point goes to your opponents. A ball caught in the net loses the point too.
- Ball out of the court
- A ball that bounces on the other side and then leaves the court wins the point for the hitters. On a real court the opponent may run outside to play it; the game does not have that.
Shots you learn in the tutorial
The tutorial follows the order of a padel lesson. At every step the game shows where to stand and when to hit.
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Forehand
Hit after the bounce, when the ball drops to waist height. It carries the rally from the back of the court.
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Backhand
Used when the ball comes to your non-racket side. Turning sideways to the ball gives you more control.
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Ball off the back glass
The hardest moment in padel: let the ball come off the glass, then hit it forward. Move too early and it ends up behind you.
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Volley at the net
Hit before the bounce. A short, controlled shot at the net tries to finish the point.
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Lob
When the opponents are at the net, send the ball over their heads to the back. It makes them run back.
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Smash and bandeja
Played on a high ball above your head. The bandeja is more controlled and keeps your place at the net.
Frequently asked questions
Is the padel game free?
Yes. It runs in your browser: no download, no sign-up, no payment.
Can I play on my phone?
Yes. Press Play and the game goes full screen; turning the phone sideways is more comfortable. 3D graphics need an up-to-date browser (WebGL 2).
Are the rules in the game real padel rules?
Point rules follow the FIP rulebook: the ball must hit the ground before a wall, you can play off your own glass, the wire mesh and the double bounce. In Match mode the serving order, receiving sides, game and set scoring and the tie-break follow the rules too.
What happens at 40–40 in a match?
In a set you can choose between three rules. Star point (the FIP default from 2026): advantage is played twice, and at the third deuce a single deciding point ends the game. Golden point: one deciding point at the first 40–40. Advantage: you need two points in a row. On a deciding point the receiving pair chooses the side.
What is the match of the day?
Every day everyone plays the same game: in padel it is an endless rally with the day's seed, so the same balls and the same line-up. Your first try of the day is official: your score shows in the menu and you earn extra XP and an achievement. Later tries count as practice. The day is your device's local date, and you can share the result with a link. Your official try can also go on the day's board (Today).
What are levels, missions and unlocks for?
Every finished game earns XP, with extra XP for wins, perfect shots and long rallies. There are three new missions every day and a streak for the days you play in a row. Levelling up unlocks looks such as kits, characters and accessories; none of them gives an advantage in the game.
Can I pick my character and venue?
Yes. Choose one of 12 fictional characters, your kit and accessories; your partner and opponents come from the same roster. You can play indoors, or outdoors by day or at night under floodlights.
How do I challenge a friend?
When the game ends, press the WhatsApp button or copy the link. A friend who opens it sees your score and chases it as a target in the game.
How does the leaderboard work?
When an Endless Rally ends, you can join the weekly leaderboard with a nickname. Your score is recalculated on our server from the game recording, so a score edited in the browser isn't accepted. The weekly board resets every Monday (UTC) and the week's winner goes into Champions of the Week. No prizes, just the title. The official try of the match of the day also goes on that day's board.
Where are my record and progress saved?
Your personal record, level, missions and match-of-the-day result are kept only in this browser. If you join the leaderboard, only your nickname and score are stored. A shared link only contains the score, the mode and, for the match of the day, the date; no name or contact details.