Mario Tennis Aces Reviews
Overall, Mario Tennis Aces just feels lacking in ever sense of the world. Lacking real tennis rules, basic quality of life options, series staple characters, and really any personality at all.
With Mario Tennis Aces, Nintendo has delivered a worthy successor to the N64 original.
Mario Tennis Aces is a thrilling magic tennis game which feels like a combat game because of the energy gauge management and K.O. rule. It features easy to learn but hard to master, and is friendly to both newcomers and experienced players. What's more, it's extremely fun when you play with friends. The biggest issue of the game is lacking in the variety of multiplayer gameplay while the Online Tournament is the only valuable multiplayer mode, as well as the competition might be too intense for newcomers.
Review in Chinese | Read full review
And it was in my second ship battle with the inky Blooper that frustration began to set in, because he was bloody near on impossible to beat.
Mario’s latest tennis event sports pitch-perfect gameplay that’s only let down by a barebones feature set
Mario Tennis Aces is an important title for the Nintendo line-up. A new and fresh game able to transmit the philosophy of Switch in an solid and funny way. Too bad for a series of single player variants a little disappointing.
Review in Italian | Read full review
I feel Mario Tennis Aces is a leap in the right direction for Camelot. With incredibly fun additions to the series, as well as a natural means of learning and reinforcing their use, you have an intense online experience with the training needed for you to be comfortable playing against others. If you can get past the short adventure mode and enjoy playing with people around the world, you will find yourself here a wonderfully refined tennis experience that pulls out all the stops to feel fluid and look divine.
All in all, Mario Tennis Aces is a fairly enjoyable game, even with the ever present rubber-band AI.
With its stylish and inventive courts, Mario Tennis Aces proves that Camelot has returned to its successful form. Although it’s not without flaw and frustration, the title’s variety of modes offer entertainment for the whole family. There’s something for everyone in Mario Tennis Aces, and that’s particularly tricky to accomplish. Some might call that an Ace.
If you're one of the die hard fans of Mario and his adventures, this is your game without any doubt. Mario Tennis Aces is one of those games that you could go for it anytime and you wouldn't miss a thing if you don't buy it either.
Review in Persian | Read full review
For the dedicated fan, Mario Tennis Aces is a must have.
Mario Tennis Aces is ultimately a solid party game whose weak spots mainly lie in the peripheral areas like the campaign, swing mode, and fairly limited customization. The core gameplay is enjoyable and takes center stage in the addictive, fun multiplayer modes.
This is one of the better multiplayer offerings on the Nintendo Switch. It doesn't have much appeal solely as a single-player game since there is a lack of content with the short Adventure and Tournament mode, outside from that, it is still plenty of fun if you want to get it as a party game to play together with friends.
Mario Tennis Aces is the best Mario Tennis game in over a decade, despite a few hard-to-forgive problems.
Mario Tennis Aces can be frustrating and challenging, but local multiplayer is still a lot of fun, and there is a lot of content to enjoy.
Review in Slovak | Read full review
The challenges on offer are difficult but fun, and they'll keep you going back until you master them. You can't really expect any more than that.
Mario Tennis Aces is a gorgeous game that managed to introduce new ways to play, While adding a fun adventure mode that preps you for long hours of online play
Review in Arabic | Read full review
As long as the online keeps running well, Mario Tennis Aces will be worth revisiting. I still have my concerns of the new mechanics being a little too focused on the ability to block, but Mario's grand sports return has more than enough good in it to make up for smaller miscues like that. This is an encouraging return to form for Camelot.
Thank you to Nintendo for kindly supplying a review code for this title. Mario Tennis Aces is available now on Nintendo Switch eShop and in retail.
Mario Tennis Aces is an entertaining Tennis experience but it could've been better with more options and longer story mode.
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