Timber Tennis: Versus
Rating Summary
Based on 10 critic reviews
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Top Critic Average
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Game Information
Developers: Crunching Koalas, Digital Melody
Genres: Arcade, Sports
Take part in the annual Timber Tennis world championships - use your special skills, watch out for super shots, and collect prizes to beat all the rivals and reach the grand final! Unlock all the characters (including Princess, Hipster, Boxer and many more), win trophies, and compete in local or online multiplayer mode with your friends!
Features:
- easy to learn, hard to master
- online and local versus modes
- ranked and private online matches
- single player campaign
- recognizable characters (including Timberman and his good friends)
- tons of content to unlock (characters, tennis balls)
- tasty pixel art graphics
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Timber Tennis: Versus - Launch Trailer (PC, PS4, Switch)
Timber Tennis is coming to PC and consoles
Reviews
View All (10 total)PlayStation Universe
Timber Tennis Versus is everything you'd want in a competitive game - simple controls and challenging gameplay. Playing against other players makes for a great time, but the single player lacks both challenge and depth. Still, you'd be hard pressed to find a $2 game this competitive or perhaps this enjoyable.
FNintendo
Timber Tennis: Versus is not a serious, in-depth tennis game and by itself, that's not a sin. Unfortunately, its simple experience does not provide the player with any significant elements to spend time around it, with its shallow gameplay, lack of content and lack of online playing partners. Overall, Timber Tennis: Versus offers very little beyond its easy game mechanics and low price tag.
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Pure Nintendo
A poor gameplay experience leaves a lot to be desired for Timber Tennis: Versus, in an overall forgetable experience.
Gamers Heroes
Timber Tennis: Versus takes far too many liberties with the game of tennis to be enjoyable. Its simple control scheme may be easy to learn, but it proves to be far too basic for both casual and hardcore gamers.