Hit Tennis 3 4+

Name: Hit Tennis 3
Rating: 4.5 (4637 reviews)
Author: Focused Apps LLC

Easy flick tennis game

Focused Apps LLC

- 4.5 • 4.6K Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Swipe or flick your finger to hit the ball. It feels like real tennis! Hit Tennis is the most popular tennis game on iOS, with over 35 million downloads!

- Amazing swipe & flick controls!
- Battle opponents in 24 tournaments across 8 locations around the world!
- Can you win every trophy?

15 Jan 2021

Version 3.31

Fixed issue with the UI for World Ranking Tournaments on iPads

4.5 out of 5

4.6K Ratings

Almost a five

This has to be the best tennis game I’ve played so far. Simple to get the hang of. With rotating tournaments to keep you coming back. Whilst there is no direct competition with other players, you still get to compete based on lowest amount of shots taken. There is no need to make any cash purchases, unless you really want to & the ads aren’t overly intrusive. My one gripe is the game difficulty level gets far to easy, the further you progress, maybe 2/3 of the cpu characters still provide a challenge.
If not for the difficulty level, It would be a five. I can only hope the Devs are working on a follow up.

KayfabeWH.

This game is so amazing!!!

I started playing this game on my friends Apple TV.I loved it so much that I decided to get this app myself and it is amazing and so fun I can’t really think of anything to improve and would recommend this too anyone looking for a great game that you could get gripped too!!!!
Can’t wait to play any more games like this!!!
Eleanor

You will grind more than pro tennis players.

Speed and strength upgrades make little or no difference.
It costs in game currency to enter on line tournaments and try to beat other players’ hit points, and the only way to compete for the big prize is to pay for fireballs.
Even after paying £1.99 to double the number of coins, the game is still a terrible grind.
Individual NPC players change their strengths from match to match.
As soon as you aim, the AI will instantly cover your shot, meaning the opponent’s racquet will suddenly jump into place, most unrealistically and unfairly.
Basic techniques, such as drop shots, spin and body shots are not possible.
The lob and net rush are upgrades.
Direction is not always registered accurately.
There is no feedback on player shots, with only a soft trail showing the direction the ball travels. No stats on speed, strength, spin.
The game would be a pleasant time waster if it were not for the constant prompts to spend cash on rocket shots.
You get more coins from watching videos than from winning matches or tournaments.
Very much like a tarted up tech demo looking for some actual game design.
Professional tennis players don’t grind this hard.

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