Without question, the biggest aspect of the game that was completely lost on me (because, again, it wasn’t explained) before tennis school is that there are precision shots, which you use by tapping a button, and power shots, which you use by holding down a button for longer.
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Thankfully, access to the tennis school that’s included in the game clarified most, though not quite everything, about how to swing a racket. This predictably led to a lot of confusion about how to hit the ball as much of it didn’t seem to have any rhyme or reason. Tennis World Tour 2 Review – What I Like Tennis Schoolįor anyone who recalls my initial impressions piece on Tennis World Tour 2 after spending some time with a preview build of the game, my opinions couldn’t help but be heavily influenced by the fact that there was no tutorial available to help explain how to actually, you know, play the game. With that said, let’s venture into the weeds a bit more in this Tennis World Tour 2 review and take a closer look at what aspects of the game are winners and which others sail wide of the boundaries. With a new developer on board in Big Ant Studios (oddly enough, the same studio behind the gaming world’s other big tennis title, AO Tennis 2), it has to be considered monumental progress that TWT2 simply feels like a finished game this time around.Īside from that, the improved graphics and mechanics on the court - alongside a renewed focus on making online play an enjoyable experience - leads to the game being a respectable, if not exactly superlative, entry for all fans of the sport.
Consider Tennis World Tour 2, for example, the follow-up to the disappointing original that can’t help but benefit from avoiding any comparison to that sub-par release. Sometimes low expectations are the best thing that can happen to a game.
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