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Mana Games / Mar 13, 2015 / Simulation, Sports
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CompareCreated by and for tennis fans, Tennis Elbow 2013 is a tennis simulation with an easy and intuitive learning curve, but with exceptional gameplay depth.
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94% positive, 307 reviews
Tennis Elbow 2013 is a tennis simulation built around the idea that believable mechanics and tactical depth matter more than spectacular presentation. Developed and published by Mana Games, it delivers a surprisingly detailed interpretation of the sport despite its visibly dated graphics. Instead of relying on flashy animations or elaborate broadcast effects, the experience concentrates on movement, positioning,...
3 found this helpful, 2026-09-11
a really excellent tennis sim that becomes punishing at higher difficulty levels. enjoyable, but for me personally anything above Master 3 is nigh-on impossible. It is VERY customizable however, so you can really tailor your difficulty experience. its 13 years old now so obviously doesn't look as good as some of the modern games, but they are much more on-rails, Fifa style games where you have a few set animations...
2 found this helpful, 2026-05-31
Good enough for people who want to try playing tennis without going to a real court.
3 found this helpful, 2026-04-12
They're calling it the best tennis game from 2013
2 found this helpful, 2026-06-22
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2 found this helpful, 2026-04-02
I've played this game for a few years now and I am glad it's finally on Steam! The developer's hard work has finally paid off and the game will finally get the recognition it deserves. Tennis Elbow 2013 offers gameplay unlike any other tennis game; it's an amazing simulation that is realistic, fluid, challenging, and most importantly, fun. It will take a bit getting used to at first as the game is not forgiving when...
100 found this helpful, 2015-03-13
EDIT : I'll keep updating the review whenever i remember a good or bad point. I'm adding neutral points (it may be a pro or a con depending on the situation and your preference). First of all, my steam hours is not true. I brought this game years back on the mana games site and I played like 1000+ hours. Tennis Elbow 2013 is a tennis simulation game devoloped by mana games. It has character custamization which can...
46 found this helpful, 2017-06-11
Been playing the Tennis Elbow series since TE2009 and have more than a 1000 hours plugged into TE2013. During my time of playing TE2013 I've played through Virtua Tennis 3 and 4 and 4WT. Smash Court Tennis 3 and Top Spin 3/4. What makes TE2013 so appealing over the years is the gameplay. It is hands down the best gameplay of any tennis game. The controls are the best of any tennis game because you are actually able...
37 found this helpful, 2018-05-20
Fantastic tennis game, just: - Do not expect it to be like Virtua Tennis or other arcade tennis, because it's not. - Do not expect to just start winning, the system takes getting use to. - Do read the modding forum on here and install mods early on (you even get an achievement for it!). - Do read the manual, available at the website. Seriously, it makes the control system make more sense. - Do turn on ALL of the...
67 found this helpful, 2015-03-17
Don't make the mistake I made with the Four Pack. Read this first. "You can play doubles with 4 human players on 1 computer, or on 2 computers with 2 players per computer by LAN or Internet, but not on 4 computers."
254 found this helpful, 2015-03-14