Badminton: Shuttle Tour › About

About the game

Badminton: Shuttle Tour is a cartoon-style 3D badminton game, with big-headed characters, bold colors and a bright arena. It runs in your browser on desktop and mobile. Just open the link and tap PLAY.

It is all about how each hit feels: the sound, the impact and the camera react to your timing. You move freely around the court, choose where to send the shuttle and decide when to risk a dive or a jump smash.

Highlights

• Free, no sign-up and no download.
• Works on PC (keyboard and mouse) and on mobile (touch controls).
• Quick matches to 11 points against the CPU or a friend via link.
• Timing, aiming, dives, jump smashes and short serves.
• Available in English, Spanish and Portuguese.
• Lightweight: loads in a few seconds on a regular connection.

Want to learn the controls and mechanics? See the How to play page.

Frequently asked questions

Is the game free?

Yes. Badminton: Shuttle Tour is free and has no in-game purchases.

Do I need to download anything or create an account?

No. The game opens right in your browser, with no install, no sign-up and no login.

Does it work on mobile?

Yes. On your phone you get an on-screen joystick and buttons. You can hold it upright or sideways. It works on current Android and iPhone browsers.

Can I play with friends?

Yes. Tap PLAY A FRIEND and send the room link. Matches are one-on-one online, and your friend does not need an account.

What are the rules?

Singles badminton with rally scoring. First to 11 points with a 2-point lead wins, up to a cap of 15. A shuttle that lands out, hits the net or a service fault gives the point to your opponent.

Why won't the game load, or why is it slow?

The game uses WebGL, the browser 3D technology. Update your browser, turn on hardware acceleration in its settings and close other heavy tabs. On mobile, close other apps.

What is a shuttlecock?

It is the "ball" of badminton: a cork base with a skirt of feathers or nylon, also called a shuttle or birdie. Its drag makes it slow down fast, which is what gives badminton its rhythm.

Privacy

The game uses no cookies and collects no data that identifies you. Details in the privacy policy.