AO International Tennis
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Based on 13 critic reviews
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Game Information
Developer: Big Ant Studios
Genres: Simulation, Sports
With more play features than any tennis game before, this is a tennis game for fans of tennis, made by fans of tennis.
THOUSANDS OF PLAYERS
Supported by a vibrant community, download and play with thousands of players created by other AO International Tennis fans, including photo-realistic players created through Big Ant Studios’ proprietary PlayFace™ application.
HARD COURT, CLAY OR GRASS
Every major court surface is supported in AO International Tennis. Play on existing stadia and tennis parks, or create your own with the comprehensive in-game editor!
MOTION CAPTURE
Professional players have been 3D scanned and motion captured in order to bring the most authentic tennis game to date.
CAREER
Play tournaments all around the world in the quest to become #1! Play special event matches against champions to unlock new play styles and improve your game.
PLAY ONLINE
Challenge the world and become the world champion from the comfort of your living room.
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View All (13 total)Areajugones
AO International Tennis is like the guy that has the best clothes and racquets but when it comes to playing he does not hit a ball. Even though its foundations are great, the experience is ruined by its awful gameplay and physics with poor graphics.
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TheSixthAxis
The tactics and tactility of a good tennis game remain amongst the purest of gaming experiences, but AO International Tennis is not a good tennis game. Overly complicated and bereft of any emotional resonance, the positive elements, including the detailed character creator, will likely be as swiftly forgotten as the game itself will.
Forbes
The gameplay isn't horrible, but it's also not spectacular. The visuals are solid, but not groundbreaking. The customization is stellar, but that's still not enough to save this game from mediocrity.
God is a Geek
Despite giving the player an excess of control over shots themselves, the movement in order to set up those shots is almost completely absent. Add to this a list of unrecognisable names and you've got a tennis game that feels pretty darn hollow.