Tennis World Tour
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Based on 26 critic reviews
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Finding enjoyment is hard when even a long, dramatic rally ends in a true unforced error committed by the gameplay
Tennis World Tour has been quite ambitious, but the game feels unfinished. The gameplay is clumpsy, its graphics are terrible and the physics are awful. This tennis game aimed high but it failed.
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Tennis World Tour is simply a game not yet ready to go out on the market and it still really has too many gaps, flaws and uncertainties.
Review in Italian | Read full review
Unfortunately, in Tennis World Tour, I was reviewing an incomplete game or a beta version of a game - which I obviously reject - so that Bigben Interactive could exploit Roland Garros to promote and sell the game at this time of year, It looked very promising at first, but it came out in its worst form to represent a new disappointment for tennis fans who crave a tennis game like Top Spin, but they seem to have to wait for more time. However, I do not recommend buying the game in its current state, but let's wait and see how the game will look like in the future.
Review in Arabic | Read full review
Despite being very improvable in all its aspects, Tennis World Tour is today the best realistic actual tennis game today. That doesn't mean that is better than Top Spin 4 (2011).
Review in Spanish | Read full review
Tennis World Tour is a mess of a game.
A well-done mode doesn't make up for the rest of the shoddy work. Couple everything with what may be the absolute worst commentating I've ever heard, and you can't even get too deep into your career mode before you want to smash the controller off of the wall.
Tennis World Tour might have been made with some ambitious goals in mind but unfortunately it doesn't take long to realize that not only the game's promises are not coming true, the game itself has virtually nothing going for it. Due to a botched delayed gameplay that leads to player's actions being horribly lagged and implemented differently, as well as a completely obsolete audiovisual environment and a glaring lack of content, there is no possible way to recommend Tennis World Tour to anyone, whether tennis fan or not.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
Tennis World Tour is a disappointment, plain and simple. It's one thing to not have key features at launch, but the absence of solid gameplay puts the final nail in the coffin. It's not only dull with its weak and monotonous presentation but frustrating as you watch your generic created character not swing at a ball they could easily hit across the court. There is something to some of the RPG elements within the career mode, but my progression or “gear” doesn't feel like it affects my character's ability to perform well. Tennis World Tour had the opportunity to become the video game series players go on to play a professional tennis simulation. Instead, we are given a joyless and empty experience.
Those hoping for an engaging, exciting Tennis game are bound to be disappointed. Tennis World Tennis World Tour is an unpolished, unfinished simulation that's impossible to recommend.





















