Kampung Badminton 3D

Kampung Badminton takes you from a neighbourhood court in an Indonesian village all the way to the regency town square. Chase the shuttle, press HIT at the right moment, and beat your opponents one by one! FROM THE NEIGHBOURHOOD TO THE REGENCY Four tournaments, four venues: a concrete court in the middle of the kampung, the village hall yard, the district office yard, and the regency town square with its pendopo, colonial regent's office, and grand mosque. Each tournament has 16 players in a knockout draw: round of 16, quarterfinal, semifinal, final. Only the champion moves up to the next level. EASY TO PLAY, HARD TO MASTER One round pad to walk and run, one HIT button. Smash, clear, net shot, or forehand is picked for you from where the shuttle is, so what wins is your position and your timing. A ring on the floor shows where the shuttle will land, and an arrow at the edge of the screen tracks high clears. OPPONENTS GET BETTER Pak RT, Mas Joko, Cak Budi, Kang Asep, Pak Lurah and more: every opponent has their own running speed, hitting power, and jump. The higher the tournament and the closer to the final, the faster they run, the harder they hit, and the more they smash. REAL SCORING Rally point scoring to 21, a 2-point lead from 20-all, a 30-point cap, best of three games, and changing ends just like a real match. DRESS UP Earn Coins from practice and tournaments and buy new hair, jerseys, pants, and shoes: from the neighbourhood club jersey to a campaign T-shirt and ripped jeans. PRACTICE Free matches against easy, medium, or hard opponents, or a movement drill without an opponent. Low, medium, and high graphics settings so it runs smoothly on any phone. Available in English and Indonesian. Coins are play money inside the game: they cannot be bought or exchanged for real money. No account, no sign-up, playable offline. Kampung Badminton is free and supported by ads. All player names and places are fictional.

Smoother, more natural player movement: walking, running, and racket swings have been updated. English is now available, computer opponents no longer miss smashes so often, and well-timed shots are no longer called late on slower phones.