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Ten new 3D sports games: ski jump, surfing, darts, golf and more
Guide2026-11-05 · 3 min read

Ten new 3D sports games: ski jump, surfing, darts, golf and more

We added ten 3D sports games this week. Each one is built around a single action you can learn in seconds, such as a swipe, a tap on the beat or a drag, and each has a daily challenge, a personal best and a room code so friends play the same round.

Timing and rhythm

Hurdle Sprint is a 110 metre hurdles race against five computer runners: tap left and right in a steady rhythm, then jump each hurdle as the ring closes. Javelin Throw asks for the same rhythm in the run-up, then a drag to set the angle and a release before the foul line. Keepy Uppy is street football juggling where you tap as a ring shrinks onto the ball.

Aim and power

Field Goal Kick has you swipe to aim, set the power and curl the ball through the wind. Golf Driving Range is a driving range with a three-tap swing meter and a long drive, target zones and closest-to-the-flag challenge. Darts Pro puts you in a pub with a full dartboard: hold steady so the sway shrinks, then release.

Flow and balance

Ski Jump Champ is a three-jump competition: crouch down the in-run, time the take-off, balance in the air and land a telemark. Surf Rider is a one-thumb wave ride with ramps, flips and a tube. Table Tennis Rally is a rally game where you slide the paddle and the swing fires itself.

Cartoon boxing

Boxing Rush is padded-glove, no-blood cartoon boxing against a bear, a robot and a masked wrestler. Lean away from the glowing glove, then counter.

Play together

Pick a game, then host a game and share the code. Everyone gets the same round, so you compare scores fairly. More 3D games are on the 3D games page, and you can filter by age on the All games page.

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