Pixel Pro Tennis 4+
Addictive arcade tennis
Pixamo
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- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases
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Description
Master the wonderfully realistic controls and tactical match play of Pixel Pro Tennis, competing in beautiful pixel arenas until you become world number one.
Pixel Pro Tennis is a unique and addicting arcade tennis game, that combines realistic gesture controls with authentic physics and beautiful pixel-art.
Use the unique and simple touch controls to hit everything from a lob, to a slice, to a gloriously satisfying top-spin winner.
Complete a quick match on grass, clay or hard court in just with a few minutes.
Or start a Career, and take your player around the world and into the Grand Slams. Choose your tournaments, upgrade your skills and tweak your tactics for your next opponent. Play through over 40 gorgeously pixelated arenas, each carefully crafted with unique playing conditions and payoffs. Watch the tour news as you try to achieve your career dreams. Earn ranking points and rise up the world rankings, unlocking different tours until you reach the Grand Slams and hit the top spot. Finish a tournament high enough to earn winnings and skill points, that you can use to upgrade everything from your serve power to court speed. Alternatively, use your skill points to play more tournaments each season.
Challenge friends over Game Center, with achievements and leaderboards for all the courses.
FEATURES:
Realistic gesture based controls
Over 40 unique tournaments
Over 250 unique opponents
Addictive, fun gameplay
Beautiful pixel-art
Skill upgrades
Quick play
Career mode
Tour news feed
Career dream achievements
Game Centre leaderboards, achievements and challenges
Custom number of sets per match
Multiple difficulty settings
What’s New
Version 1.0.8
Minor bug fixes
Ratings and Reviews
Good Game
It really is a good tennis game, but there are some frustrating things. Twice a match my serves get hit to where I cannot reach them. When you are trying to win only one game through service it becomes very difficult to overcome. Second point of contention is in tournaments when you are ranked #1 overall and you have to play #2 overall in the very first round of a grand slam. In real life they would set up the bracket so they wouldn’t meet until the final. Seems a simple coding fix for the developers
Almost good
I only say almost good because of little gripes I have about the game that make it more frustrating than fun. Number 1, the controls are terrible because if you want to hit the ball harder you have to swipe and if my hands are sweaty than it won’t work half of the time. The reason that’s a problem is it’s supposed to be a MOBILE game but I have to have the correct temperature in a place to play it well. Number 2, the ball tracking is also terrible. For example, my character will have to run all the way across the court to get the ball and then they just randomly stop half way through for a quick second than keep running. Sometimes this isn’t a problem but other times it can cause you to get scored on. Also, when the ball is hit short, instead of going diagonally to get the ball, the character decides to go across and then up to get it, but by then it’s too late. My last gripe about the game is that, when I got to higher tournaments, for some reason the 151 rated player which I would destroy in lower tournaments, for some reason aces me 3 times and puts up a great fight. Although I have gripes about the game, there is also things I like being the news section, rivals, seeing your character level up and playing with the big boys, and the amount of detail but other than that, this game frustrated me more then having fun.
Don’t trust all the bad reviews
All the people here complaining that it’s too hard or that they can’t return serves made reviews before taking the time to actually upgrade their player. This game is fantastic, but like any good game, it takes time to get good. If you get mad that it’s touch to return and touch to move you should probably go do the tutorials anyways; you should never be hitting the ball by touching, at least swipe up to hit the ball harder. The drop ball is actually so OP I don’t allow myself to use it because I’d win every game easily.
This game is difficult at first and can be frustrating because you play people way better than you, but that’s how real tennis goes too. Pretty soon and you’ll be able to upgrade your character enough that you can easily win majors and have the best tennis career of all time.
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Information
- Seller
- Pixamo Pty Ltd
- Size
- 92 MB
- Category
- Games
- Compatibility
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- iPhone
- Requires iOS 12.0 or later.
- iPad
- Requires iPadOS 12.0 or later.
- iPod touch
- Requires iOS 12.0 or later.
- Apple Vision
- Requires visionOS 1.0 or later.
- Languages
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English
- Age Rating
- 4+
- Copyright
- © 2024 Pixamo Ltd
- Price
- Free
- In-App Purchases
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- Unlock Everything $4.99
- Remove Ads $2.99
- Unlock Player Editing $0.99
- Unlock Set Lengths $0.99
- Unlock All Players $0.99
- Unlock Multiple Save Slots $0.99
- Unlock Quick Match Tournaments $0.99
Supports
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Game Center
Challenge friends and check leaderboards and achievements.